Can believing in Buddhism bring me spiritual sustenance?

1. Mental stress needs to be pinned. 2. Sources of mental stress caused by environmental dissatisfaction 3. You have your own thoughts and standards, and you don't want to be corroded by the environment, but you want a mentor.

1. Personally, Buddhism can give people a spiritual sustenance. But believing in Buddhism has nothing to do with God.

Buddhism should be a kind of wisdom to treat people. Then learning Buddhism can and should make people's hearts calm and serene. It seems that there is a link to eliminate "desire" in learning Buddhism. Peace of mind is natural and refreshing, and people are complacent. A lot of this knowledge should be applied to life and produce practical results. .

But it also depends on fate. I feel that a lot of Buddhist knowledge is very reasonable, but I have no chance with it. . . Maybe this is the so-called no chance. Everyone has different feelings about Buddhism and different understandings of Buddhism. Everyone has a different foundation, so everyone has different results in learning Buddhism. . . .

Then if you study a belief deeply, it can change a person's mood. When your mood changes, your feelings about things around you will also change. Although people's thoughts and behaviors are influenced by the environment from birth to death, if you deliberately want to pursue a certain life, a certain personality or a certain thinking world, you can do it as long as you work hard. But in general, it still includes that under the premise of environmental influence, individuals produce a psychological state that is opposite to the external environment and seek a standard of their own-~! But this is still a real world where people without reality can't fly to the sky and are completely at the mercy of others. . Then the world will really change because of you-~!

This problem is very complicated. People can be changed externally, but people are changed by external changes, changing some external things. . I am dizzy-~!

However, I think the question you asked is also very complicated. To solve these problems, it is not easy to explain them in a few words.

Then question 2.3 If you believe that Buddha and Buddha are predestined friends, question 2.3 will be solved naturally.

If one of your three problems is solved, the others are not problems.

Khan-~! I'm not talking nonsense. After all, it is still a problem. . .

Then, if your work problems are solved, you won't feel lost, stressed and hard, and you don't need any tutor. Is everything going well? Then you can control it by yourself.

So if you can find a mentor in life. . . . Then all the problems are not problems. . . . . In fact, he is far away and close at hand.

Many people spend their whole lives looking for a life coach, but they don't give themselves a little time, a chance to calmly ask themselves "what should I do?" Have you really tried to think about this question?

Hey ... let's talk about it. This problem is too complicated, ............... I am a train of problems waiting for others to solve, so I cried before I found a "life mentor"-~!