Why do most of the older generation believe in Buddhism, why do people now believe in Buddhism so mu

It's all about fate. Studying Buddhism is a very rare thing, but what do we learn when we study Buddhism? What is Buddha?

What to learn from the Buddha? Be sure to figure it out. The Buddha is the enlightened one, "Huayan Sutra" cloud:

Amazing Great Teacher, consciously able to perceive him. This is the Buddha. If you use more popular words:

It's about knowing yourself and knowing everything. The act is perfect. When we study the Dharma, we have to learn this, to learn to be a person who understands and not to be confused.

Realizing that he first has to be self-conscious, to understand his own mind. We will say: Don't I know myself yet?

In fact, it is exactly what it is. Most of us don't know ourselves, we don't know ourselves. Why?

We don't know how our body works, why he gets old, why he gets sick, why he dies. This is something that no science can make clear. We don't know how our linguistic logic came about.

I don't understand why some things can't be remembered, and some things can't be forgotten. I don't know how to do and do what is the meaning of life. This is a question that many philosophers are keen on.

We don't even know how our thoughts work, why we have such thoughts, why we have dreams and illusions. There's ego, there's fear, there's love. All of this is a problem that no one can do. Except for one, that is Shakyamuni Buddha.

However, the Lord does not simply tell us the answer. It's about helping us understand the answer. Because the answers to these questions cannot be conveyed in words.

Zhan Cha Good and Evil Karma Sutra talks about the concept of idealism. It's the solution to these problems, and what is the solution? The first step is to observe your actions, words, and thoughts in real detail.

Observe anytime, anywhere, without interruption. In the scriptures, it is said that "all homework should be observed".

Without investigation, there is no voice. We first need to understand how the problem arises. If we want to be self-conscious, we must understand it deeply and without omission. Only in this way can we completely root the root of the problem, and only then can we be healed and happy.

Such an understanding can initially serve a very important purpose. In fact, it is also the preliminary answer to the previous question. That is "knowing only the heart", knowing that all this comes from one's own heart.

This mind is the root of all problems. It is also the source of all problems. It is not only the source of our suffering, but also the key to liberation from suffering, happiness and supreme happiness.

Excerpt from the Jizo Forum, "Idealistic Consciousness (5) Knowing the Only Heart".

Because they have seen through the red dust.

One situation is that the material life of modern people is better than before, the pace of life has also accelerated, many people have depression and can not be resolved, and it is inconvenient to find friends, so they will believe in Buddhism and practice, in fact, it is a way to change their mentality, believing in Buddhism will make people get rid of irritability and make the heart calm.

At present, there are many people who believe in Buddhism, first, the popularization rate and publicity rate of Buddhist culture have increased, second, people's practical life needs, third, Buddhism has the curative effect of soothing the pain of the soul, fourth, Buddhism has a unique charm, and fifth, it is the trend of the times.

Because, one, after suffering and suffering, we have understood reason and wisdom. Second, kindness and good deeds are developed again. Third, if you have a mind, you will see the light if you are conscious.

Because Buddhism's theory of the cycle of life and death and the equality of all beings is in line with the will of the people, it gives people hope in the face of difficulties.

As the times progress, ignorant and decadent fetishism will inevitably be ruthlessly discarded and denied, and replaced by the teachings of great wisdom such as the Buddha.

Life is too tired, with faith, even if the storm comes, the sunshine in the heart can appear quickly, when life is calm, it can bring comfort and happiness to the soul, but if you distort the original intention of the Buddha, you will form obsession and delusion.

It's all so tired, who doesn't want to be free? That's why. Studying Buddhism enables people to live in the material world and at the same time attain spiritual liberation.

Amitabha, I have been studying Buddhism for four years, and I have studied four classics, starting with the Diamond Sutra, Wisdom Learning, Hundred Dharma Enlightenment Theory, and Lengyan Sutra. It's about finding out the blind spots in your own thinking patterns. The more you read, the more you have to read. Learning Buddhism is not believing in Buddhism! Believing in Buddhism doesn't make any sense!

Because the more advanced science and technology, the more it proves the greatness of the world!

It's not comfortable to live a good life, and it's not comfortable to live a poor life! Only a quiet heart is best suited! That's why more and more people believe in Buddhism! Hehehe!

Because there is no ideal, no newspaperman, no spiritual support.

A materialistic society needs Buddha nature to balance.

In the hearts of the common people, they are actually immortals.

Believe in Buddhism but don't forgive bad people ......You can be a good person, but you can't be bullied by bad people. I don't think it's contradictory.

I like to listen to Buddhist songs, such as the Heart Sutra, the Great Compassion Mantra, and Nam Mu Amitabha.

The last way is to worship the Buddha and ask for peace of mind, and good people have a safe journey.

People don't dare to believe it. I had to ask for something else.

Believers in Buddhism are generally the following people:

The first type of people: formal believers in Buddhism. These people are not really Buddhas, they believe in Buddhism almost by hearsay, or by the influence of family and friends.

Usually such people don't even understand the basic kneeling rituals and details, and even can't pronounce the name of Amitabha Buddha correctly. This kind of person has never heard the Dharma systematically, but only knows that the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas have vast magical powers and no mana.

The second type of people are those who are sincere believers in Buddhism. This kind of person hears a little bit of the Dharma, and usually recites sutras, copies sutras, holds Buddha names, makes almsgiving, releases and other meritorious deeds.

At the same time, he will meditate on the pure penetration of the world, hold the five precepts and sincerely bow to the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. This type of person believes in karma, pays great attention to his words and deeds, treats others kindly, and is warm and generous.

The third type of person is a practitioner with a deep relationship with the Buddha. Such people are naturally compassionate, but most of them have a bad fate. I often feel the impermanence of the world, and often think about the value of life, life and death.

This kind of person is inseparable from the Dharma, or he always gets in touch with the Dharma by chance, or he is deeply shaken when he listens to the mantra for the first time. This type of person understands the true meaning of the Dharma.