How do Buddhists explain the accidental death of people before they reach Shoulu?

Buddhists pay attention to karma and the corresponding past lives. For some people who died unexpectedly in Shou Yuan. Many people will say that it is to block disasters for others; Some people say that they have done evil and got what they deserve.

In the eyes of Buddhists, there is no love for no reason, and there will be no hate for no reason. A person's Shou Yuan has long been doomed, but not everyone can die.

For those who died unexpectedly in Shou Yuan, in my opinion, there are two kinds of statements:

First, life should have this fate. In ancient times, due to the underdevelopment of science and technology, many natural deaths were considered abnormal because of the coincidence of some things around them, which led to many bizarre statements.

If a person suddenly leaves at an age when he should not leave, many people will think that this is the fate of leaving people. In his life, there should be such a disaster.

If we can escape this disaster, the years to come will be smooth and prosperous. If you can't escape this disaster, it may be destiny takes a hand, and you can't forcibly reverse it and change your destiny.

Second, good and evil will eventually be rewarded. In addition to the saying that destiny takes a hand, there is another saying that people with good relationships will naturally be blessed. If you do evil, you will only get retribution in the end, and this retribution will always come to the wicked sooner or later.

For some people who have done too many bad things, if they die prematurely, everyone will naturally think of the bad things they have done before, so they will say that this is karma arrival.

It is also through such things that people around you are warned to do more good deeds in their daily lives in order to have a good reward.

In fact, these are just human psychological effects. None of us can predict the future. Many times, what happens to us is just a coincidence.