How to understand fate and how to explain it in Buddhism

To understand the meaning of Buddhism, we should start with the theory of origin. Origin is the fundamental doctrine of Buddhism and the primitive, inevitable and universal existence of the universe. The so-called "if the Buddha is born, if he is not born, this law will last forever and live in the dharma world." At the beginning, the Buddha was on the throne under the bodhi tree and became a Buddha because of the origin of the present view. "Origin" was not "created" by the Buddha. The Buddha just "discovered" the natural law of "origin", and then announced and revealed the truth of life in this universe to all beings.

"What is here, there is what; If there is nothing here, there is nothing there; If there is nothing here, there is nothing there; If there is nothing here, there is nothing there. "This is the definition of origin.

Origin, that is to say, all laws are born of karma. Simply put, all things and phenomena in the world are relative, and they are all mutually existing relationships and conditions. Without this relationship and condition, nothing and phenomena can be born.

The content of the origin theory: the origin theory of cause, cause and effect includes two parts: cause and cause The reason is the factor and the margin is the condition, in which the reason is the main one and the margin is the auxiliary one. Karma is born when it is gathered, and it is destroyed when it is scattered.

Since the birth and death of all laws are caused by karma, there are reasons for the existence or evil death of all laws. Every fruit must have a cause, and what kind of cause will bear what kind of fruit, and cause and effect will correspond.

The laws in the world are not independent and unchangeable, and only the combination of karma can have "fruit". The law of "origin" expounds the relationship between cause, cause and effect, which are interdependent and have no absolute independence.