What does fate mean?

Fate refers to the fate of previous lives. Buddhists believe that the fate of this life is determined by the good and evil behavior of previous lives.

destiny

【sōng】？

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1. Past life. Buddhism believes that people in previous lives have life and reincarnation, so it is called fate.

Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Self-explanation": "I also made a fate in the middle, and it is a poem to bear more debts."

2. refers to the fatalism of Buddhism.

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Yiqing wrote "Shi Shuo Xin Yu You Regret": "Ruan Si despises Dafa, respects faith and is flat. When the eldest son was young, he suddenly fell ill. Since my son loves what I love, I pray for the three treasures and work tirelessly day and night. People who say that they are sincere will be grateful. And the children are not good. So I hate history and my fate has been deleted. "

Jude said the fate of birth.

Zhang's Four Confusions: "The beginning is to respect God, while the decline of teaching is to respect life, and the decline of life is to respect the heavenly monarch, which is connected with Yu Fen and has the same origin."

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Fatalism is an excuse for the weak who lack perseverance.

2. Time wanders in the wheel of fate, covering the complex world. Times have changed, and things have changed. In an instant, time flies. More than 4,000 days have slipped away from me like a drop of water in the sea. No sound, no shadow, no trace.

3. Waiting for rain is the fate of the umbrella; Waiting for you is my lifelong pursuit.

Time is wandering in the wheel of fate, covering the complex world. Things have changed, things have changed.

Forgetting is our unchangeable destiny. Everything is like a misplaced painting. Everything in the past can't go back to the past, so it slowly extends out bit by bit. Maybe we should really forget what interleaving is.