Since we are all in the law of origin, doesn't it mean that everything is doomed?

The so-called karma refers to the connection of karma, and everything in the world has karma. The origin method means where the origins of these' karma' come from. Since everything has a cause, cause is established.

Both karma and retribution have their maturity. Maturity of karma is not waiting for maturity, but it will mature under certain conditions or time and space. This is explained in detail in the classification of' industry', which is classified according to timeliness. Some karma will mature in the next life, but some will never mature.

Your problem is that karma matures spontaneously, but you don't think karma needs conditions to mature. This is what you call "karma". There are two kinds of' karma': good karma and bad karma. There is no' good' in the' karma' caused by unkindness, so if you just wait for stupidity, then unkindness will continue to cause bad karma, and the consequences of your waiting will be bad. Similarly, a' good' industry has its maturity. Only by accumulating good deeds can we always get good results. Your waiting doesn't mean that you have a good heart and accumulated good deeds, so the' things' that naturally follow will not be good things. Only by constantly striving to do good deeds and practicing the teachings of the Buddha will karma mature. Similarly, if you don't need to work hard to do good, then good deeds will never mature.

Of course, some' karma' may come from past lives, but these karma rarely have good results. Most of them come from' bad', so there is no need to hope that these will bring good' things'. Therefore, we should strive to do a good job in Buddhism, not for the afterlife, but for this life.

Life is not predestined, because things change. Then it stands to reason that life is impermanent. Since life is impermanent, why is it doomed?