Buddhist almsgiving fortune telling _ Is Buddhist almsgiving fortune telling accurate?

Never ask for these three things in front of Buddha. Be vigilant!

The sage seeks the heart instead of the Buddha, and the fool seeks the Buddha without the heart.

Many people will go to temples to burn incense and worship Buddha, and say their prayers in front of Buddha and Bodhisattva, hoping that Buddha and Bodhisattva can realize their wishes.

But we must know that buddhas and bodhisattvas are responsive, and some things can never be wanted. If you ask for something you shouldn't, the result will be profound!

0 1 don't ask for more happiness.

"Hua Yan Jing" said: "Don't seek happiness for yourself, let all beings get rid of suffering."

Fan Zhongyan had great ambitions since childhood.

One day, Fan Zhongyan saw a fortune teller. He stepped forward and asked, "Help me see if I can be a prime minister when I grow up!" "

The fortune teller was startled by the child's words, and then said, "He is young, but his tone is quite big!" " "

Fan Zhongyan said shyly, "Then help me see if I can be a doctor in the future?"

Hearing this, the fortune teller felt that there was such a big difference between the two volunteers and asked, "Why did you choose these two volunteers?"

Fan Zhongyan said: "Because only a good prime minister and a good doctor can save lives!"

The fortune teller was shocked to hear that a child should have such ambitions. So he said to Fan Zhongyan, "You have such a heart, and this is the real heart of the prime minister. You will definitely become a prime minister when you grow up! "

As the old saying goes, wealth can't be lewd, poverty can't be moved, and power can't be bent.

The reason why a gentleman can stand in heaven and earth is because he does not seek for himself but only benefits others. If you don't seek for yourself, you are fearless and infatuated; Just for the benefit of others, you will win. Give up and watch.

Fan Zhongyan had the ambition of not working for himself since he was a child, and finally achieved himself.

However, many people in life only seek for themselves, but they never know that what they deliberately pursue will never be obtained, and in the end they will only degenerate themselves and suffer for life.

Get something for nothing

The Diamond Sutra says, "For example, grow grains. An innate species. It is a blessing to plant well. As you sow, you reap. Without sowing, there is no fruit.

Life is like sowing, sowing is a cause, and only sowing will yield.

There is nothing in the world for nothing. If you want it, you have to pay.

There was a beggar who begged everywhere every day and saved money to buy a lottery ticket. Fortunately, he won the grand prize.

The beggar was so happy that he stuffed the lottery ticket into his cane.

One day, a beggar passed by a river. It suddenly occurred to him that when he won the lottery, he would get rid of the status quo forever and no longer need crutches, so he threw them into the river.

The next day, when the beggar was preparing to receive the prize, he suddenly remembered that the lottery ticket was still on the crutch, and a dream of getting rich was shattered.

Nothing for nothing. In real life, those "free lunches" are not necessarily really good. They often get you into trouble and make you pay high prices.

As the saying goes, no pains, no gains.

In this world, there is no achievement without hands-on, no achievement without effort and no achievement without rest.

Life is action, and only by giving will you get something.

Kindness asks nothing in return.

There is a saying in the Buddhist scriptures: "If you are a teacher, you will go to Ofuse, like a businessman, but you are not really giving."

In other words, if you give to others for fame and fortune, just like a businessman buying and selling, you really give.

Once upon a time, an official saved a man's life.

Years later, the man saved by the official became rich, and the official was still penniless.

Once when I went out, the official passed by that house. The man hurried out to thank the official and invited him to stay for dinner.

After a full meal, the drunken official shouted to the man, "If it weren't for me, you wouldn't even be alive. How can you have everything now? " ! Now that you are rich, I am still poor. Why? "

As he spoke, the official fell asleep.

Hearing this, the man thought, "Just because he saved my life in those days, he has been thinking about asking me to repay him. I'm afraid I can't satisfy such a person even if I repay him. If I don't repay him, I'm afraid I'll be in trouble. It is better to kill him. "

So the man found a rope and strangled the official.

True kindness never covets returns, never cares about gains and losses, otherwise it will become kindness for kindness and kindness as a transaction.

No one needs to see good deeds. God knows what to do. Good causes planted will eventually bear good results.

As the old saying goes, "Dont Ask For Help is kind, and he is not reconciled with others."

If you are kind to others, you ask for nothing in return. Don't regret giving it to others. Otherwise, it will lead to disaster.

We pray for the Buddha because we believe that the Buddha has the power to help all beings. In fact, what really makes the Buddha have divine power is causality and kindness.

The heart is heaven, but the mind is hell.

What happens to us is determined by our own thoughts.

In fact, asking for Buddha is asking for yourself.

Yue: Buddha is far from Lingshan, and Lingshan is in your heart.

The Buddha is not in the sky, not in the temple, but in each of us.

If the heart is right, the attitude is right; If you are kind, life will be smooth sailing; Broad-minded, the road to life will be broad.