Whether you can become a Buddha or not is also destiny takes a hand.

Wrong, the cause and effect that can be verified immediately is that if you don't eat, you will starve to death. If you don't practice, you will never become a Buddha. People can practice to become Buddhas. This is cause and effect.

Man has the possibility of becoming a Buddha, but not the necessity of becoming a Buddha. Antecedents will not lead to inevitable results in the future. There will be a variable in the middle, and this variable is fate plus heart. According to the Buddha's experience, he and Maitreya are both disciples of the Buddha in Di Sha. He became a Buddha later than Maitreya, but because of his efforts, he initiated the best bodhicitta. As a result, the bodhisattva was happy, so he went into the fire samadhi, and Sakyamuni was Buddha and Buddha, and his dignity was strict. Sakyamuni was filled with admiration, saying that he praised the Buddha for seven days and seven nights. Because of his merits, Sakyamuni surpassed the Nine Robberies and became a Buddha before Maitreya.

Reading or practicing is like eating. If you don't study hard and work hard, nothing will succeed. Cause and effect are so obvious.