There are two versions of the allusions before Guanyin Ling. The allusions are the same, but they are different. Which one should I trust

The Buddha said Ananda was separated from the classics.

"For the Buddha disciple. Don't ask for a special spell, hate the shrine, and don't choose a good day. "

Some folk misunderstandings and falsity will make people associate fortune telling, geomantic omen, lottery, incense and music with Buddhism. In fact, this is not the original intention of Buddhism, nor is it allowed by Buddhist disciples who believe in Buddhism. Buddhism believes that a person's life is determined by his own actions and thoughts. You po sai Jie Jing said: all living beings are due to good deeds. Have a good time. Non-annual accommodation. In fact, the simplest thinking, most people born at the same time, have different fates. Most celebrities can have the same birthday as the poor people on the other side of the world. Is this the role of the eight characters? As for Guanyin Lingqian, its autograph is more a hint of the history of China people, which is completely different from Buddhist belief. I believe that some monasteries have their own reasons and have to be forced. This is the compassion and virtue of a monk. But when we know the truth, why not give up the wrong idea? The original intention of the Buddha is to tell all living beings to know life and change their destiny. Only with the right view of Buddha can we have a happy life.

I believe there are ways to change one's destiny in Buddhism. Buddhism is the knowledge of wisdom, and Buddhism is the perfect education.

I believe that fate is in my own hands. See the link to the wonderful book Fan's Four Practices, which reveals the secret of fate: