What does it mean to have a Buddhist feeling?

1, wisdom line drooping person

In Buddhism, practice and enlightenment are called great wisdom. Wisdom line's long and drooping people will be interested in practice and religion from an early age. Wisdom line's short and drooping people will encounter unpleasant things and setbacks very early, such as family, school and love. Because of their pessimism, they will naturally fall into the arms of religion.

2. People with high eyebrows

Eyebrows represent a person's mind. Wide eyebrows and high brow bones are the characteristics of practitioners. They will soon be exposed to the course of spiritual practice. Have a deep relationship with religion. However, in wisdom line, the drooping people, no matter how long it takes, will come into contact with religion, belief, death and other issues relatively quickly. Wisdom line, on the other hand, is not drooping but straight, so he will meet after the meeting and try his best to make progress in business effectiveness.

3, there is a good god to protect

To say that a person has a deep affinity with Buddha means that this person has a very strong affinity with Buddha. Buddha is a feeling, and people who don't learn Buddha just can't feel it, or they are confused and upside down. Just like a lost person, they not only forget the way home, but also get lost in the fact that they are lost, so they are very pitiful. Buddhists began to realize that they were lost, just as the lost people realized that they were lost and began to look for or find their way home.

It is the fate of Buddha to give up his arrogant desire.

The karma of Buddhism is the desire to be less forced. The Buddhist scriptures say that it is better to break my love than to lead an honest and clean life. Love and hate are obstacles. It is not pitiful to know when you are confused, but it is most pitiful when you don't know when you are confused.

People suffer because they pursue the wrong things. Persistence today may cause regret tomorrow. You don't worry about yourself, and others will never worry about you, because you can't let go of the desire to force yourself. It is the fate of the Buddha to let go of luxury.