Buddhist view: After divorce, the woman has no roots

There is no similar view in Buddhism, a divorced woman, and an unmarried or married woman are all members of sentient beings, and they all have the appearance of virtue as they come, and there is nothing different, but the difference is just the discriminating thoughts that arise from the worldly perspective. From Buddhism, a woman's marital status is only a past and present life.

The fruits that are planted and thus ripe. A person who belongs to himself only has his own soul and beliefs, marriage, career, money and power, and even his own body, and at the end of his life in this life, he will leave him and do not belong to himself. And our attachments are the most fundamental of our troubles.

So, what is a root for a woman? A strong soul is your own root. If you truly possess and practice your own beliefs, your soul will be incomparably stronger, and this is the true root of a woman, and the root of every sentient being.

Therefore, it is impossible to say that men and women are equal. Buddhism calls the view that all beings are equal.

This statement is incorrect.

Divorce is a legal act that usually involves the rights and obligations between husband and wife. After the divorce, the woman can still continue her life and career and have her own property and rights.

In modern society, women have more and more equality and rights in social, economic and legal aspects. Women can play their abilities and roles in marriage, family, workplace and other aspects, and can enjoy the same rights and opportunities as men.

Therefore, divorce does not make a woman lose her roots or her identity.

In fact, even if people do not get divorced, they are still living in pain, so whether they are divorced or not, they should study Buddhism, and after learning Buddhism, as long as they are righteous and rational, they will reduce their troubles and get rid of suffering.

People are not only miserable when they are divorced, we are suffering when we come to this world, it is also bitter as we grow old over time, it is bitter to be seriously ill, how terrible death is to be bitter, it is bitter to not get what we want, it is bitter to love ourselves and separate from our loved ones, it is even more bitter to get together with people we don't want to see every day, and it is also bitter to burn and suffer from the fire of desire of the senses in the heart of all kinds of desires. Therefore, Buddhism has eight kinds of suffering, namely, the suffering of birth, the suffering of old age, the suffering of sickness, the suffering of death, the suffering of not being able to ask for it, the suffering of love and separation, the suffering of resentment, and the suffering of the five yin and the flourishing of the five yin, and these eight kinds of suffering should be subdivided into more sufferings. Therefore, the only way to solve these sufferings is through the study of Buddhism.

I recommend a book that is "Righteous Buddhism" by Venerable Sheng Yan. This is because only correct faith and study of the Dharma can solve the suffering in the world, and superstition and incorrect belief will not only not solve the problem, but will increase the suffering and become more tiring.

That's okay. The legal effect of a marriage varies from religion to religion.

I don't understand this, people who study Buddhism can still get married, while studying Buddhism, saying that they are not close to women, they should be pure in heart and have few desires, and they are thinking about marriage.