Bodhisattva fortune-telling stories _ Bodhisattva fortune-telling stories daquan

A snake Buddha is a bodhisattva. Why did the diviner say that he would bring the general trend to the bodhisattva?

The so-called Buddha's statement has no basis in Buddhist classics, belongs to folk beliefs, and is not really a Buddhism with faith and wisdom.

From the Buddhist point of view, buddhas and bodhisattvas are everywhere, and there are ten buddhas and ten dragons in all directions to protect the law.

From the Buddhist point of view, we neither deny nor affirm the art of Feng Shui, because although they have some truth, they are not absolute truths, credible but not superstitious enough, so we can't believe them. Therefore, Buddha Sakyamuni forbade his disciples to engage in astrology, geomantic omen and divination, but he did not object to their existence.

From the standpoint of Buddhism, people's good fortune and bad fortune are all due to the good and evil of previous lives, so it is innate to feel the fruits of this life; If you add the acquired efforts or slackness, it will change or affect the fate of this life. This is the acquired factor plus the innate condition, which constitutes the so-called fate.

Because the karma created in previous lives is different, I feel that the environment in this life is different. The so-called environment, including parents' inheritance, cultural and civilized background, upbringing and education, and even brothers and other relatives, teachers, friends, colleagues and classmates, will affect the fate of a lifetime. If the karma in the last life is not good, the environment in this life is not good, and it may not be a bad decision; As long as we pay attention to inner cultivation, physical health, knowledge growth and wisdom development, we will change our original destiny. Therefore, it is not unreasonable for the middle and lower classes to judge a person's fortune only according to the numerology of birth date, but it is impossible for the upper and middle classes, especially the upper and middle classes.