I was unlucky recently, so I went to pray for Buddha. Do you believe there really is a Buddha in this world?

Buddha, if you believe, there will be, if you don't believe, there will beno. If you believe in this thing, it will exist. If you don't, it doesn't exist. Whether it exists or not depends entirely on your personal thoughts. In reality, some things are mysterious. For example, it is unlucky for a person to burn incense and worship Buddha. It didn't take long for luck to change. Then this person will definitely say that there are buddhas in the world. As for whether Buddha really played a role, no one knows. Sometimes people's psychology is like this. When this happens, most people will give the credit to the Buddha.

Sometimes it's just a belief in my heart. For example, an example around me. One of my relatives is ill. After coming back from the hospital, I found a geomantic fairy to calculate. The man said that it was the house where I lived. Later, my relatives moved to the old house. Before moving, he burned incense and worshipped Buddha, praying for a smooth future. As a result, the illness of relatives worsened. Does this mean that the Buddha didn't work and didn't exist at all? In fact, sometimes it's just a belief in the heart, and what we worship is just for peace of mind.

Now is the age of science and technology, and we still have to believe in science. It's like someone who used to walk at night and often saw a fire in the field. They call it a jack-o'-lantern. At that time, people were very feudal and thought it was a bad omen. The dead are back. In fact, someone later made a scientific explanation, that is, because a large amount of phosphorus comes into contact with oxygen, sparks will be generated, which has nothing to do with those gods.

We live in the age of science, so we should believe in science as much as possible.