What does Ford mean?

Fortune refers to the external blessings felt by good karma, which can be enjoyed by yourself and others, such as money and house.

People naturally feel blessed if they have the heart to gain and practice the five precepts, ten virtues and even six degrees of ten thousand lines. Without Ford, one is bound to live a hard life, such as having a bad career and not getting what one wants.

The so-called blessing is the blessing. In practice, you can have wealth, status, a good environment, a safe family and everything goes well. However, no matter how many blessings there are, they can only stop at Heaven and cannot leave the six divisions in the wheel of karma. Because Xiufu newspaper is limited. Liang Wudi, for example, spent his whole life building temples and monasteries and giving alms. But it was said by the founder of Dharma that there was no merit. Why do you say that? Because blessing and merit are not the same thing. Different sources have different results.

The difference between Ford and merit:

Fortune is different from merit. It is a "blessing" to practice external things without leaking good, and it is a "merit" to prove the Buddha's nature without leaking wisdom. Ford can enjoy himself and others, such as money, house and so on. Merit is one's own interest, and purity of practice can turn fortune into merit.

Breaking evil and cultivating good is the cause, getting a blessing is the fate, getting a blessing is the fruit, and having a great blessing naturally has a great blessing, but no matter how big it is, it cannot be separated from six ways. Merits are different. Merit is necessary to help brave and diligent Buddhist practitioners get rid of the six doctrines and come to the real dharma realm, even the pure land of bliss. To put it simply, great merit means great efforts, and the results are naturally rare.