How can I know which master is destined for me? Can you learn from laity?

Seeing a person pleasing to the eye is not necessarily destiny takes a hand, and even seeing a master cry is not necessarily destiny takes a hand. The real "predestination" in Buddhism should be that this master can make you have a positive view and belief in the three treasures.

The minimum standard for a qualified master is to have a selfless compassion, which is purely for the sake of Long Shao Buddhism and the interests of all beings, not for the sake of the eight laws of the world. Then on this basis, he has certain knowledge and practice, which can guide you to learn Buddhism, and you can stop him. A layman can also be a teacher, as long as the above conditions are met.

If you can't find such a master around you for the time being, it doesn't matter-you can learn from Buddha, Bodhisattva and Gu Dade by reading classics; By listening to online Buddhist courses, you can learn any good knowledge thousands of miles away. This man is not with you, he is your master; A true master is with your heart, not your body.