Aying Fortune _ Fortune.com

You live in an information age where science is deeply rooted in people's hearts. You still believe in this, that is, you are bound by yourself and willing to be imprisoned. People, the greatest is the mind, the most fragile is the mind. There are no ghosts in the world. Think about it. Today, China people have spent nine days on the moon, went to the five oceans to catch turtles, dug holes in every mountain, and bridged the bridge when encountering water. No force can stop the progress of mankind. What ghosts are there?

Hong Kong is a multicultural colony, where people of all colors can imagine their survival and life skills. Those words are psychological hints and threats. This is no different from the suggestion method of various scammers from "psychological to human". Others say it's brainwashing. Believe in ghosts when brainwashed by ghosts, and believe in liars when brainwashed by liars.

The world is material and life can be recreated. Where are the ghosts? Deceiving Hong Kong people?

Darwin told all mankind the theory of biological evolution. Today, man has flown into space. The ghost is still the ghost. Who has seen it? No, I found Wang Lin, the master of the man of God, the other day. As soon as he returned to the mainland from Hong Kong, it was revealed that he was just cheating people with miscellaneous things.

There has never been a savior or a ghost in the world. Human beings are superstitious only because they have limited knowledge of nature. Today, human beings have thoroughly studied their own lives. Genes determine traits and environment determines evolution. This is a scientific reality that those who pretend to be ghosts simply don't know. And we must make it clear that to make ourselves strong, the first thing is to be strong in thought and belief. Even if those ghosts are there, make them afraid of us. Ghosts dare not hurt us, and liars will not fool us.

In fact, a liar can only fool people who believe it. If you don't believe it, it will never fool you.

There is such a story: two farmers passed a small ditch in front of a temple, where there was a crouching Buddha statue as a bridge. They walked past the Buddha statue. A farmer felt very proud, and the bodhisattva who offered incense was trampled underfoot; Another farmer was afraid. He thought that if I stepped on the bodhisattva, he would be angry. If I am unhappy, it will hurt me. So I went back to clean up the bodhisattva, moved back to the temple, and whispered, Bodhisattva, I am worthy of you. Give me luck. My partner doesn't respect you. When the Bodhisattva heard this, she spoke. That guy doesn't take me seriously at all. What can I do with him if he doesn't believe me? You're great. Be sure to burn incense and sacrifice on holidays. If you don't come, you will walk, wrestle, drink water and have diarrhea. Hearing what this man said, he fainted at that time. Fortunately, I haven't seen my companion for a long time, so I asked him to go back later. The next day, the more he thought about it, the more angry he became. Finally, he understood that the more afraid of ghosts, the more afraid, the more timid. In a rage, he rushed to the temple and threw the big bodhisattva he had provided for himself into the ditch, overcoming his fear psychologically. Since then, he has lived a carefree life.