Regarding the question of retribution in Buddhism, what is karma in Buddhism?

If you ask about the cause of the past life, the recipient of this life is, and if you ask about the result of the future life, the one who does it in this life is; A person who has not done evil or done good is still only in the reincarnation of the doorway, heaven cannot go, hell has nothing to do with him, and the beginningless causes accumulated in the past and present lives will be accumulated, and this life cannot be looked at alone.

Therefore, if you want to know the good and the bad, first ask your own heart.

Hiding the truth and knowing it, the blue sky cannot be bullied, who is the cause of misfortune and blessing? I have not thought of the prophet, good and evil will be rewarded in the end, and I advise you not to do bad things, but to fight for early and late. Who has been spared throughout the ages? Amitabha!

If you don't do evil, you won't have evil retribution, and naturally you won't fall into the suffering of beasts, hungry ghosts, and hell.

If there is no charity, there will be no obvious good retribution, maybe just like ordinary people in the world, doing a division of labor, eating a meal, and being safe.

In fact, there is no such person in the world, and people's good and evil are divided into three types: "body, mouth, and mind", even if the body and mouth do not do evil, in people's minds, all the time, are all delusions, greed, anger, stupidity, suspicion, slowness, jealousy, etc. are like a waterfall without stopping.

You should know the Dharma boundary, and everything is created by idealism. If people don't think about good, don't think about evil, and don't do good and evil, what kind of state is that? I'm afraid that you won't be able to go to heaven and hell, you can go to the Pure Land.

How can there be a top and bottom, the heart is pure, the Buddha is pure!

It's up to you where you want to go.

In Buddhism, diabetes is considered a manifestation of karma and is caused by karma in past lives. Buddhism emphasizes the theory of karma, that is, everyone's clever and unsuccessful actions will bring corresponding retribution, good actions will bring good retribution, and bad actions will bring bad retribution.

Diabetes is often associated with an unhealthy lifestyle, such as poor eating habits, lack of exercise, excessive stress, etc. These lifestyles may be caused by karma in past lives, so Buddhism believes that diabetes is retribution for bad past actions.

Buddhism also advocates alleviating or eliminating the pain of diabetes through spiritual practice and good deeds, such as reducing negative karma and improving physical health and mental state by adhering to daily routines, eating reasonably, doing more good deeds, and practicing meditation. At the same time, Buddhism also emphasizes the importance of compassion and support for diabetic patients to help them cope with the suffering caused by the disease.

The Buddha said: All causes must have effects.

On the contrary: ginkgo must have a cause.

I always believe that all your current hardships are to repay your debts for the comfort you once had.

In the past, we always felt that there was still a lot of time, we always felt that it was too early, we always felt that the sky was falling and there were tall people to support us, and we always wanted to be able to drag on for a day...

1. Learning. I remember when I was in school, my teachers liked to say, "You must cherish your student days, read more books and learn more skills while you are studying, otherwise you will regret it later". How I scoffed and thought, "How come I didn't find out what was so good about reading?"

There is a lot of homework, but there is little time", but I didn't know at that time, when we really stepped out of the campus, we would know how important it was to "listen to the teacher".

After working, we often sigh why when we are in college, we don't work harder and spend more time studying. We always take exams for exams' sake, and after passing exams, we have nothing, we don't know the subject, we don't remember the knowledge. It was only when I encountered problems at work and learned about my own shortcomings that I sighed, "Ah, if only I had studied hard".

2. Health. We value money, and we know that without money, nothing works, so we work hard to make money, desperately to make money.

So, we began to get sick, cervical spondylitis, lumbar disc herniation, bone sclerosis...

So, we started to use the money we earned so hard to buy some life-saving medicines...

As a result, we started to have acne, dark circles, endocrine disorders, and no energy all day....

So, we began to reflect on going to bed early and getting up early, and Pi Mayin began to think about recuperating the body, and began to realize that the body is the capital of the revolution.

We always like to wait until things develop to the point of badness, only to know that "the young and strong do not work hard, and the old people are sad", and only then do we know that "the money earned with our lives will be repaid with our lives after all".

Cherish your time, study hard, and take good care of your body. Because, the time you waste now, the studies you waste now, and the body you don't cherish now will be retrieved from you in the future.