What does it mean for a monk who looks at his face to say that he should spend more time with his elders and be good to himself in his later years?

First of all, a real monk can't tell fortune, even if fortune-telling is not called fortune-telling, it's called causality, so a monk won't break the causal cycle to tell fortune. Monks are monks, isolating the world. Only by strictly observing the precepts in Buddhism can they succeed. Buddhism believes that the world is illusory and life is suffering. Only by cutting off all troubles and practicing Buddhism can we get eternal happiness. In ancient China, people regarded hair as very important, thinking that it was obtained from parents, so it must be protected and not damaged, otherwise it would be disrespectful to parents. Buddhism demands that these unnecessary family concerns be cut off. Monks only have dharma names, and the names used by ordinary people can no longer be used, also to break the eternal love.

But it is right for Zhu Dexiao to put first and spend more time with his elders. It's good for your old age, and it's a causal cycle.

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