Will my natal Buddha affect my husband s luck?

There is no such thing at all.

It is enough to have faith in your heart. What do you want?

Maybe you can change a little bit, but the key is yourself.

You shouldn't wear a statue of Buddha and Bodhisattva at will, it has no effect on your fortune. Buddhism does not have the idea of a natal Buddha. The patriarch told us not to wear statues of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas for our own benefit.

But since it has been made into a statue of Buddha and Bodhisattva, the statue of Buddha and Bodhisattva is used for worship, and there will be blessings for those who are truly respectful and sincere, and accumulate virtue for themselves.

How to worship the statue of Buddha and Bodhisattva in the temple, you can worship it like that. That's a Buddha statue, not a natal Buddha.

Natal Buddha originated from Taoism's belief in Natal Xingjun, Taoism absorbed the popular method of recording the year of the Han people, and put forward the "natal" statement, saying that a person's birth year is sixty years of Jiazi Ganzhi, called Natal Yuanchen, Natal Year. Buddhism does not have the idea of a natal Buddha.

Spiritual practice is to cultivate the heart, and the Buddha statue is also to enlighten our heart. If we remember the Three Jewels in everything we do, be cautious of cause and effect, and study diligently, then we will truly receive the blessings of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

What to do, what to do. Don't be confused, don't be indifferent. Use the "Vajra Bai Sutra" to say that you are like this:

If you see me with color and ask me with your voice, you are walking in an evil way, and you can't see me as you are." What's the use of wearing an idol? "According to Taoism, I advise you to fight and cultivate goodness. If you want to solve the misfortune in life, you need to report to the Beidou True Official.

Adhering to the "Beidou Sutra" is.

Buddhism does not have the saying that the talisman Buddha natal Buddha, that is all made up by merchants in order to make money, and the Buddha statue is not a talisman, a transfer charm, a mascot, and a good respect for the Three Treasures, breaking evil and cultivating good, in order to avoid evil.

True practitioners do not covet external wealth, but there are some people who do not understand the Dharma who use the Buddha to collect money, and do not understand that the real treasure is in their hearts.

Cultivation is to cultivate the heart, not the external realm, and the Buddha statue is also to enlighten our heart. For example, if there is a **, it is just a piece of paper, but if there are relatives in **, as soon as you see it, you will feel a warm feeling in your heart.

Neither men nor women should wear Buddha statues as ornaments or amulets. The function of the Buddha statue is that we can use this "image" to generate respect, respect, faith and emulation of the Buddha. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are our teachers and role models on the path of practice, and acting according to the law is the real refuge.