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Beggar fortune telling humorous story video

Once upon a time, there was a beggar who went out to beg every day. He wanted to live a normal life, so he saved begging food. But he has accumulated for many years, and his granary is still only a little meter.

One night, he quietly hid in the corner. Sure enough, a big mouse came to steal his food in the middle of the night. He was very angry and shouted, "You don't eat as much food as the rich. Why did you steal the food I worked so hard to save?"

Unexpectedly, the mouse actually spoke: "You have only eight cents in your life, and you are not satisfied with traveling all over the world."

The beggar asked the mouse, "Why is this?"

The mouse said to him, "I don't know. Ask the Buddha."

So the beggar decided to go to the Western Heaven and ask the Buddha to see what caused this fate.

He set out the next day. He begged all the way and didn't see a family until dark in the morning. He knocked on the door and a housekeeper came out and asked him what he wanted. He said to get something to eat. Just when the member came out and saw it, he asked the beggar why he was still on the road so late.

The beggar said his fate and wanted to ask the Buddha to explain it. Hearing this, Mr. W quickly invited him into the house and took a lot of dry food and money, which confused the beggar.

W said his daughter 16 years old, can't talk. I want to ask him to go to the Western Heaven to help me ask the Buddha why. The beggar thought he was going to the Western Heaven anyway, so I asked the Buddha for him and agreed.

After walking many mountain roads, the beggar saw a temple and went in to beg for water. I saw an old monk leaning against Zhang Xi. He is very old, but full of energy. The old monk gave him water to drink and asked him where he was going.

When the beggar explained where he was going, the old monk quickly grabbed his hand and said, Please help me go to the Western Heaven and ask the Buddha. I have been practicing for more than 500 years. I should have ascended to heaven a long time ago. Why can't I fly? The beggar promised the old monk.

Further on, we passed many ravines and ridges, and the beggar came to the edge of a big river, where there was no boat. The beggar is in a hurry. what can I do? How to get there? The beggar began to cry. Should my life be so bitter?

Suddenly, a chinemys reevesii surfaced. The old tortoise asked the beggar why he was crying here. The beggar told the story again. The old turtle said, I've been practicing 1000 years. Presumably, Jackie Chan should have flown away. Why am I still an old turtle? If you go to the Western Heaven to ask Buddha for me, I will drive you to the other side. The beggar readily agreed.

I haven't seen the Buddha for many days. The west should have arrived long ago. Where is the Buddha? The beggar was very sad because he was so tired that he fell asleep in a daze.

In the dream, the Buddha appeared and asked him, "You must have something very important to come here so far?"

The beggar said, "Yes, Buddha, I have a few questions to ask Buddha."

The Buddha said, "OK, but on one condition, you can only ask three questions at most."

The beggar agreed and thought, what questions should I ask? It is not easy for an old turtle to practice for more than 1000 years. His question should be asked first. So he asked, "Buddha, why hasn't the old turtle become a dragon after more than a thousand years of practice?" The Buddha told him that the old turtle could not bear the shell on his back.

The beggar thought that it was not easy for the old monk to practice for more than 500 years, and he had to ask his questions. So he asked, "Buddha, why hasn't the old monk ascended to heaven after five hundred years of practice?" The Buddha told him that the old monk was thinking about him all day.

The beggar thinks Mr. W's daughter is poor. How can she get married if she can't talk? He should also ask questions. So the beggar asked the third question: "Buddha, why can't the daughter of a foreign teacher speak?" The Buddha told him that if the dumb girl saw her sweetheart coming, she would speak.

Suddenly the Buddha disappeared. The beggar woke up, alas! I haven't asked my own question yet! Forget it, let's beg for a living, so I went back.

The beggar came to the river and saw the old turtle. The old tortoise asked him anxiously. The beggar said, you take me across the river first, and then I'll tell you. The old tortoise stepped over the beggar, and the beggar asked the old tortoise, "Can't you bear the turtle shell on your back?"

The old tortoise suddenly woke up, took off its shell and gave it to the beggar. He said: "There are 24 night pearls in it, which are priceless. They are useless to me. I'll give them to you. Thank you for helping me. " Soon, the old turtle turned into a dragonfly and left.

The beggar went back with 24 night pearls. I came to the mountain and met the old monk. The old monk was anxious to ask the beggar. The beggar said, "Don't you want to leave everything in your hand?" As soon as the old monk heard this, he gave him his little Zhang Xixi, and then he flew away at once.

The beggar came to the door of the foreigner's house, and suddenly a girl ran out of it and shouted, "The man who asked the Buddha is back." The member was surprised and happy, and her daughter actually spoke, so she married her daughter to a beggar.

At the end of the story, the beggar with nothing finally failed to personally ask the Buddha about his fate, and all the answers were in the process …

Indeed, life is like this. Those who love others will always love others, and those who respect others will always respect others. Whether being a man or doing things, we all need to remember that there will be rewards only if we pay, not if we have rewards!

As Silent Master said: Passive paying is a loss, and active paying will definitely be rewarded. Paying what ordinary people can't pay will gain what ordinary people can't get.