What are the consequences of breathing opportunities?

To answer your question first, I personally think it may be that I got a very uncomfortable disease in the last half month, and then my old age is generally very bad and my life expectancy is very short. Personal views are not necessarily correct, and rational thinking is more troublesome.

My personal view on secrets is to accurately predict what will happen in the future by using ancient prophecies (such as Zhouyi, Taiyi Shenshu, Daoism, Great Liu Ren, Pinzhi and so on). ), and then tell others (usually ordinary people).

So is the weather forecast missing? I have no answer to this question. After all, the weather forecast is made by statistics, meteorology and so on. And it is not very accurate. It's not allowed until this morning, but it may not be allowed to see today three days ago.

Secondly, will there be retribution? I don't draw conclusions. Let me tell you about my personal experience, and you may be able to make a judgment.

I have learned a lot of foreknowledge, especially Zhouyi and Imperial Juexue. At first, I used it to continuously forecast the weather in a certain area for many days and recorded it in my notebook. Then I compared the weather forecast and found that it was roughly the same, but slightly different. Later that day, I compared my forecast with the weather forecast and found that my forecast was more accurate than the weather forecast.

Then I found a problem. The original weather forecast showed the future date, but it was revised after that morning. That is, suppose today is February 1 1 20 16, and the weather forecast shows the hourly hours of February 15, 20 16, which is different from February15,2065438.

Of course, I also predicted a lot of personnel later, and I found a very strange rule. As long as I tell the predicted result (if it is accurate), I will feel very uncomfortable within 10 days. At first, I had a bad toothache for no reason, but later I forgot what it was. After that, I looked up a lot of information and found that predicting the future would pay off. I said so much that I almost forgot. I said the future several times in a row (the result is very accurate). Then I had a fever, a moderate fever, and then I got better and had a low fever (I regretted it before this fever). I hadn't had a fever for about ten years before that. Normally, I am healthy for one year.

I used to find confidential information about secrets, which is probably like this. What a person suffers in this life is all karma caused by what he has done in this life. To say that a person will suffer in the future is actually destroying cause and effect. Generally, this future cannot be changed, but it can be changed in time. The suffering you are destined to bear will still make you miserable in the future, and it may even be more tragic. In fact, it is easy for others to avoid taking the chance of doing evil in their previous lives by revealing secrets (of course, it is generally unchangeable)

A true story is mentioned in the Buddhist scriptures. Buddha used to be a rural child in his last life. People in his village caught a small fish in a lake (forget whether it was a lake or something). Later, he caught a big fish and cooked it. The Buddha didn't eat it in his last life, but knocked on the big fish head three times.

Later, when the Buddha became a Buddha, karma appeared. At that time, the people who ate fish in the village were killed, and the Buddha had a headache for three days, that is, the law of cause and effect required all beings to abide by, and the Buddha was no exception.

If you want to change your destiny, I give you the following advice. Do what you think you can do, and your future will be happier within a year. If you can't do it temporarily, don't make it too serious.

Don't be rude, don't swear, don't be poisonous (good mouth)

No resentment, jealousy, anger (kindness)

No meat, no killing, no cruelty (life)

Not greedy, stealing or stingy (property)

No irony, no ridicule, no deception (lest words hurt people)

No lewdness, no ambiguity, no evil thoughts (opposite sex)

No coercion, no misleading, no gossip (small talk)

Many thanks, many compliments and many blessings (beautiful words, thank you for a smooth and happy day before getting up in the morning)

More courtesy, more help, more release (doing good deeds)

Smile more, have more fun, and be more sincere (good looks).

Read more Buddha, chanting, chanting (paying off debts)

Worship Buddha, offer Buddha, and listen to the scriptures (accumulate blessings)

Be modest, be charitable and be kind.

Be respectful, be polite, and keep the precepts (stop evil)

Repent often, forgive more and forget other people's mistakes.

Stay away from bad friends, be ignorant, and avoid sophistry (those who are close to Mexico are black, especially to avoid evil thoughts and unrepentant Jaken)

Avoid other gifts, refuse charity, and avoid profanity.

No meat, no wine, no spiced food.

Finally, let's take a look at the lives of some famous forecasters.

1. Zhou Wenwang, the author of Zhouyi, was imprisoned when he was young and was forced to eat his son's flesh. When he was old, I think maybe he didn't want to predict any more, and it also benefited the people. His old age was not bad.

2. Zhuge Liang, the author of A Lesson Before School, was only 54 years old, and I heard that he had a miserable year before his death.

3. Shao Kangjie, the author of Yi Shu of Plum Blossoms, is only 66 years old. Sima Guang regarded this man as a brother, but he died in a critical condition, as if I had read in an article that he was disabled in his later years.

Liu Bowen, who is proficient in astronomical prediction, lived only 63 years old. Before he died, he told future generations never to learn to predict again, and gave the ability of astronomical prediction to the emperor.

Yuan Lefan, the heir of the emperor, was destined to live to be in his sixties and have no children, but he listened to a monk and did thousands of good things to change his fate. He not only had a son in his later years, but also lived to be in his seventies.