Why do Buddhists not count their fortunes, because are they clever and wise?

Because the more fate is calculated, the thinner it becomes. Practitioners. I know that I will release my life, be a vegetarian, and quit killing.

You can prolong your life. Especially cherishing blessings. A real monk.

Very blessed. Eat one meal a day. In this way, a lot of good fortune will be accumulated.

Fu can be converted into longevity. So the monks. Actually, there aren't too many requirements.

Studying Buddhism is for the sake of life and death. Because life is rare. The Dharma smells even worse.

So. Strive to chant the Buddha all the time.

Studying Buddhism and believing in Buddhism is about karma. Karma is the law of the natural activities of life. It is more accurate than fortune telling to judge and guide the journey of life.

No, it is with the help of the Dharma that you can change your life. For details, see "The Four Disciplines of Liaofan", a real person and a real story of the Ming Dynasty, explaining the method and principle.

Believing in Buddhism, accumulating virtue and doing good, and not doing bad things, your fate will definitely improve, so it is meaningless to count it or not.

The theory of Buddhism is that it is an atheist, and it is the belief that through one's own efforts, one's life will become better and better, and through practice, one can get rid of the shackles of karma and achieve the goal of freedom from suffering and happiness. And believing in fate will make people more and more narrow-minded, but farther and farther away from wisdom, so not believing in fate is the right choice.

A person who believes in Buddhism does not count his fortune because he believes that he will eventually become a Buddha and change his fate. In this world, as long as you can be firm in your faith, then it is possible to change, and the only thing that can change in this world is practice. Practice is about faith and willingness.

Sex is the most important, so you have to believe in yourself, then fortune telling is actually just an exploration of your own character. Your character determines your destiny, so if you want to change yourself, you start with your character. So isn't it the same as not counting after you forget it?

I can change it anyway. So people who believe in Buddhism don't explain that this is the reason.

Why do Buddhists not count their fortunes? Because he is clever, is there wisdom Not so, because he is happy, because life should be like this. He won't let him go.

There are many things, but in fact, there are not many people who go back, and there are some things that are believed and not believed. Look at the individual!

Buddhists know the truth of cause and effect, and they also know that they are guilty of heavy karma, and they know their own lives, so they don't need to count them. And fortune telling can't change karma, and you can't run away from what you should bear.

Believing in Buddhism is believing in the teachings of Buddhism, practicing according to the Dharma, and changing karma and retribution, which makes sense.

Believe in Buddhism and don't tell fortunes?

If you open your eyes and talk nonsense, aren't you afraid that Shakyamuni will slap you?

There are certain factors, if life can be counted, hehe......

What's the math? Lives can be changed

If you do more good deeds, you will be rewarded with good, and if you do more evil deeds, you will become more evil.

Just stop evil and do good according to what the Buddhist scriptures teach

To believe in cause and effect is to know one's destiny. Do you still need to count?

It's just a fabrication.

Fortune tellers cannot calculate the fate of believers" means that fortune tellers can calculate the fate of people; But if this person believes in Buddhism, it is not allowed. Purely from the perspective of common sense. Since the fate of people can be calculated, people who believe in Buddhism are also human beings, so they can naturally be accurate.

But in life, I often hear such arguments. Why? Push back to know. A person's ability to calculate is accurate, but believing in Buddhism is not accurate, that is, it is not a person who believes in Buddhism. What is not a person? It's God!

So such people who believe in Buddhism are a little fluttering, I am different from you, you are all sentient beings, and I am a god and a Buddha. I'm superior to you, and so on.

The masters who study Buddhism are really not like this. For example, in history, Su Dongpo and Buddha Yin will also discuss the Book of Changes. Shao Yong, the founder of Plum Blossom Easy Count, also gave the temple **. This all shows that there is no such thing as the fate of people who believe in Buddhism, but that some people deliberately raise their value.

Confucius commented on the Book of Changes, saying, "The primitive is the opposite, so we know the theory of death and life." The essence is a thing, and the wandering soul is a change, which is the state of knowing the ghosts and gods. In this way, the Book of Changes can even be a ghost and a god, let alone a person who believes in Buddhism?

Ming is a fixed number, and doing good deeds and accumulating virtue can change this fixed number.