I went to Guangxiao Temple to worship Buddha and went in when I saw a group of monks chanting scriptures. A monk turned over a book for me.

Going to the temple has nothing to do with vomiting on the bus. Vomiting doesn't mean anything

From the Buddhist point of view, there is nothing mysterious about the body's reaction to going to the temple. Because the teachings of buddhas and bodhisattvas are mostly explicit, they clearly teach us how to be a man, how to do things, and how to practice. How to correctly realize various wishes? I'm not going to throw up to hint at you or anything.

As far as omen is concerned, we do bad things, which indicates disaster and pain, and we do good things, which indicates happiness. This expression in Buddhism is: good is rewarded with good, and evil with evil.

Besides, if you don't do a bad thing, there will be consequences immediately. If you do a good deed, there will be good results, bad results and good results immediately, just like we plant fruits in spring and harvest them in autumn. As long as we can practice what Buddhas and Bodhisattvas have taught us: all evil should be avoided and all good should be followed, we will certainly reap happiness.

Let's talk about this situation again. Why sometimes, good people are unlucky, but bad people are at large. This is because causality is connected with the third generation, that is to say, the causal theory in Buddhism is based on the good and evil of human past life, present life and afterlife. The wicked have done good deeds in their last life, and when the good deeds are ripe, they will be well off, but because they have done evil in this life, there will be retribution in the future.

Good people have done evil in their last lives, and the consequences are ripe, so they are troubled, but good things in this life will be rewarded in the future.

My friend, if you are willing to follow the teachings of Buddha and Bodhisattva, there are one great evil and one great good that need our attention.

This evil is easily overlooked, that is, killing life. God has the virtue of being good at life, and what creatures cherish most is their own life. We kill life, the suffering of life, and the deep resentment. Buddhism tells us that killing is a great evil, and evil is rewarded with evil.

In addition, there is a kind of kindness, which is great and easy to be ignored, and that is filial piety to parents. Confucius said that the hardest thing to be filial to parents is "color difficulty", that is, it is difficult to be kind to parents. Think back, friend, don't you? So be gentle with your parents, speak softly, not violently.