I'm a woman. Wouldn't it be a blessing to dig a little for my goodness?

I can't read fortune telling, but I study Buddhism, and Buddhism tells us how to change our destiny. I don't know if you want to know.

Let me tell you something.

For example, if a person practices medicine to help the world, do we want him to live a long and healthy life? If a person distributes wealth to help the poor, do we want him to be rich all his life? If a person steals someone else's hard-earned money, will we curse him for being poor all his life? In fact, the same is true of heaven, rewarding good and punishing evil. If you can correct your mistakes and do good deeds, God will reward you and send you blessings.

So, do you still care if there is any digging in heaven?

Taoist Classics: There is a saying in the induction article of Taishang Laojun that the so-called good people are respected by people and blessed by God, and the blessings will follow. All evils are far away, and the gods protect them, and what they do will be achieved, and the gods can hope. He also said that Ji people speak well, treat goodness as life, and do good deeds and accumulate virtue. Three good things a day, three years will be blessed. The murderer spoke evil words, regarded evil as evil, and did many evils. Three evils in one day, three evils in three years. Hu was not encouraged to do so. (Hu means why, why not encourage yourself to act? )

By the way, filial piety to parents is a great boon to the world, and unfilial is a great blessing. Confucius said that the hardest thing to be filial to parents is "color difficulty", that is, it is difficult to be kind to parents, so treat parents gently, speak softly and not violently in the future.