May I ask Master and fellow initiates:

The Buddha himself said, "Ananda, no matter how small the good root is, it will not dry up." The good root with the shortest confidence in Buddhism will definitely become the cause of becoming a Buddha. " Just like a fish that has been hooked, although its body is suspended in the water, it will soon be fished out of the water. The same is true of all living beings who believe in Buddhism. "Some sentient beings will be dragged down by karma, but they have a good source of faith in the Buddha. When the Buddha is born, when the Buddha sees everything, he can immediately get rid of his bondage. There are still some people who, although they support the Tathagata, are unwilling to set up the ambition of becoming a Buddha because of their greed for reincarnation. In fact, whether he likes it or not, it is like sowing a seed in a fertile soil. As long as karma meets, it will naturally grow and grow, regardless of our subjective wishes. These people also decided to realize it, because the environment he supported was the supreme Fukuda, so how could such a good root not blossom and sprout?