Can chanting Buddha change our bad fate?

Buddha is born from the heart, there is a Buddha in the heart, and the heart is the Buddha. Why do you need to recite Buddhist scriptures and fast on the surface? Of course, it is conducive to calming the mind and turning hostility into peace. Doing more good deeds can not only improve one's mind, but also sublimate one's love, just like become a butterfly, a pupa, breaking the egg and reaching a new level. At that time, if you look at your feelings again, you will have new ideas and wishes.

Personal marriage pays attention to fate. If there is a chance, we will get together, but if there is no chance, we will disperse. But fate only gives you one chance. Whether you can seize the opportunity depends more on your own efforts. For example, you and I met in Qiantang among hundreds of millions of beings, smiled at each other, and then walked to the end of the world. Do we have fate? Obviously, we do. But why don't we have a future? If we had taken the initiative to say hello at that time, maybe the future would be another scene.

Marriage is a combination of three points of fate and seven points of struggle. Fate is determined by Buddha's heart, and struggle is dominated by my heart. Only by combining Buddha's heart with mine can we grasp our marriage. Of course, don't insist, don't be too persistent.