Are there any fortune-telling books in Buddhism that can predict a person's future?

1: First of all, there are no fortune-telling books in Buddhism, and Buddhist disciples are forbidden to tell fortune. Buddha talks about the cause and effect of the third generation, and if you want to know the cause and effect of the previous life, the recipient in this life is. To know the fruit of future generations, the author of this life is. Four sentences to illustrate the essence of our life. What do you mean? All kinds of good and evil made in the last life determine our gains and losses in this life, and all kinds of things made in this life determine the gains and losses in the next life. Understand this truth, you will know that life is made by yourself, and it is meaningless to be important or not, accurate or not. How to make life better and further improve it is the purpose of Buddhism, that is, starting from cause and effect. A deeper level is to teach us to learn Buddhism, saying that South China died in the paradise of the West without Amitabha. Because our world is born and dies, people can't take anything with them when they die, and the earth will be broken, so from the Buddha's point of view, these are all fake. Elysium is never bad, and it is absolutely true. The latter is the original intention of the Buddha. He wants us to leave the six divisions in the wheel of karma to avoid life and death. Take full control of your own destiny! !

2. The Buddha said that the wheel of karma has six divisions, namely, heaven, Asura, humanity, beast, hungry ghost and hell. We are humane and can see the animal paths of various animals. We can't see others with the naked eye, but the Buddha can see them. He told us that ghosts and gods exist, including those in the six divisions of the wheel of karma. We have walked these six roads countless times. If we don't rely on the power of Buddha to save us, we will always be circulating in the six ways, and it is difficult to get rid of it.

3. Buddhist disciples don't have to become monks. A person who studies Buddhism at home is called a layman. He is also a disciple of the Buddha. And it accounts for a large proportion of the number of Buddhist disciples. After all, too few people can become monks! Buddhist disciples are mostly laymen!

4. Buddha said more than two thousand years ago: "A glass of clear water has 84,000 worms". If you were in that era, would you believe it? Now everyone believes it because there is a microscope. Before the invention of the airplane, if someone told you that tens of tons of iron could fly quickly in the sky, would you believe it? Nowadays, planes can be seen flying in the sky every day, and everyone believes that this is true. So we know too little about this cosmic life, and we don't know too much. The truth of cosmic life is completely clear and there are no mistakes. Therefore, I can't say that I don't believe what I didn't see, and it can't exist. If you don't believe in Buddhism with this idea, it's really a trip to the world in vain, and it's yourself who will suffer in the end! ! I hope you can learn more about Buddhism and don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. There is no amitabha in the south!