"The real Buddhism is Purdue sentient beings, and it is meaningless to say that knowing life. There is no such thing. " What do you mean?

Buddhism recognizes that people have a destiny, but Buddhism says that people's destiny can be changed. There was a Mr. Yuan Lefan in the Ming Dynasty. When he was a child, he met a fortune teller named Mr. Kong. Teacher Kong counted the fate of his life and counted how many students he could be admitted to. Even if there is no son in this life, his life expectancy is 53 years old. He wrote it all down. As a result, his ranking in every exam and many other things are exactly the same as that calculated by Mr. Kong. He believes that man's fate is predestined by heaven, and he is disheartened and resigned to his fate. Until I met Zen master Yungu, who told him: My life was given by myself. Man's destiny can be changed through practice. Practice is to correct people's wrong thoughts, words and behaviors. Then practice according to the method taught by Master Yungu and change your life. Later, his fate really changed. After several years of practice, Mr. Kong's calculation is not accurate. He had no sons, and later he gave birth to two sons. Counting his 53rd birthday, he lived to be in his seventies. He could only get a good candidate, and as a result, he was admitted to Jinshi. There is an old saying in China, but doing good in the future of Mo Wen also means that people's destiny can be changed by cultivating kindness and accumulating virtue. Mr. Fan wrote down four family precepts about his life, namely, "Learn to be a good official", "Change with the law", "The way to accumulate goodness" and "the effect of modesty". These are the four family precepts that Fan has handed down to this day. Therefore, Buddhists say that you don't need fortune telling, and it doesn't help to improve your destiny. You only need to practice virtue, and of course you must follow the correct principles and methods, and your destiny will develop in a good direction.