If you light a Buddha's lamp for someone you liked in your previous life, what will happen in the afterlife?

Cause and effect are complicated. Sometimes, many reasons lead to the results we see now. For example, a flower, the seed may be South Africa, which grows in the United States. The man who raised it was British, and the Americans cut it for you. The process of child-rearing also involves endless space and time, as well as factors such as how much water to water and whether the sunshine is sufficient. In short, it can be said that Buddhism often says that there is one law and all laws, and the universe we live in is a holographic universe. Everything we see now does not exist for a single reason (that is, all laws have no self-nature, as the Buddha said), but is an illusion of force aggregation.

So, what will happen in the afterlife if you light a Buddha's lamp for someone you liked in your previous life? Unless enlightened saints clearly know what goes around comes around, it is impossible to speculate with our minds.

However, what is certain is that the eyes will be bright when the lights are lit in front of the Buddha. Secondly, you and the other party will be fine.