Buddhism explains fortune telling _ Buddhism explains fortune telling video

Is it true that Buddhist scriptures and fortune tellers talk about fate?

School is about to start, so I understand the questions raised by the landlord for reference only.

First of all, the Buddhist theory of cause and effect says that as you sow, you reap what you sow, which is why you have the theory of cause and effect III. In Buddhism, it is often said that "if you want to know the cause of the past life, the recipient in this life is, and if you want to know the fruit in the future, the creator in this life is", which is basically the case. However, people's fate is not 100% doomed. You can understand that it is generally doomed, and it changes a little with the fate of this life. Therefore, in geomantic omen, fortuneteller often says "one life, two luck and three geomantic omen". Life is like 70% of life, luck is 20%, and feng shui is 10%. Of course, this is a metaphor. There is no such exact figure, just a rough estimate.

Therefore, the eight characters belong to "luck", not "fate", because this is the process of life and death in Buddhism. After a person dies, his soul will be reincarnated within 49 days. When he saw a man and a woman having sex in the underworld, if he had a crush on his mother, he would be born a boy, and if he had a crush on his father, he would be born a girl. The moment of birth doomed her/his life, and the eight characters only changed luck.

Since luck and feng shui can be changed, can life be changed? Absolutely. What is the reason for changing your life? Simply put, it is still a causal cycle. For example, a person donated one or two dollars in a temple in his last life and planted a karma, but the fruit is not yet ripe, so this karma has not been received in this world. In the afterlife, maybe in my later years, I accidentally went to a temple and got a silver coin with my happiness. Well, this karma is mature, and your good karma is coming. In the same way, so is bad karma. Therefore, many times, the cause of past lives needs to mature its results in this life in order to have a return. If you want to change your life, you must start now. The most fundamental thing is to do more good deeds and release more in this life. Only in this way can you accumulate good deeds and let the good deeds of the past mature in this life. At the same time, it also planted the seeds of doing good in this life, and you will have a chance to mature in the future. In this way, you can enjoy the blessing forever. Similarly, so is evil.

What I said at the end of my study is basically the simplest Buddhist truth. If I want to know more about the causal cycle and change my life, I must read a book, "Four Disciplines of Fanfan", which is explained by many eminent monks. In addition, this book was regarded as a national book by the Japanese emperor!

Best wishes and good luck at six o'clock.