Is it that once a person has greed, he is doomed to lose?

No, you have to have a degree to like something, even if you like it very much, you have to control yourself, don't exceed that degree, and then lose yourself.

People who know how to love others are naturally beautiful, but don't forget to love yourself no matter what.

Hello! What is your greed? If you have money, you will be poor, and you will only be happy for a while.

If you are emotional, you will never meet the love of your life and the person who loves you the most. Everyone has greed, you have to control your greed, don't let him turn you into nothing. Good luck!

You can't win 'em all. It's not a big deal, look at it.

That's asking for too much. Less points. I can't stand it.

No. It has many explanations. Not carried out.

Haha, if people don't have greed, they are destined not to get it for a long time, right?

It's that you're thinking too extreme.

Because you have loved, you will not become an enemy; Because I have been hurt, I won't be friends; It can only be the most familiar strangers. Love has been known, drunk has been drunk. The memories of love should be well collected, but the happiness in the future should be found separately.

Love is a feeling, not love is also a feeling, and it is often difficult to decide whether the feeling in the heart is love or not.

What you hold in your hands is not necessarily what you really have; What you have is not necessarily what you really inscribe in your heart.

There are many times in life when you need to consciously give up, because when you have, you may be losing, and when you give up, you may be regaining. Those who understand know how to give up, those who are true know how to sacrifice, and those who are happy know how to detach.

For those who don't love themselves, what is most needed is understanding, renunciation, and blessing. Too much self-inflicted affection is begging for alms. Loving and being loved are all things that make people happy. Don't let this turn into pain.

Now that you've been through it, years later, it's a good memory to think about it once in a while. Live more confidently, be happier, leave the most beautiful smile to the person who hurts you the most, and smart people know that they want to be happy. Cherish the people you love and the people who love you.

Peaceful people can let go, see clearly, think clearly, and live freely. Can tolerate, can endure, can be, can forgive, calm down. A person, if his mind is transparent, he will act in an uproar, his heart will be clear, he will have a desire to be liquid and not attached to desire, he will ask for it without being rigid in his desires, and he will live freely and freely.

People who live peacefully are down-to-earth and peaceful in their hearts, the clouds are bluer, and the water is quieter.

Taste is not a show, it is a kind of natural emanation on the basis of a certain life accumulation. To put it bluntly, taste is to turn material taste into a spiritual taste, taste cannot be learned, it must be tasted slowly by oneself. Riding a donkey on Mo is a state of mind.

Life doesn't believe in tears, only the forest needs to be strong, and if you fall, you have to learn to stand up by yourself. Life does not need to be dependent, only self-reliance and self-improvement, and it is difficult to persist in the dream, but also to struggle to sprint to the end.

Loneliness, not because there is no one around, but because there is no right person you want. I'm sorry for these three words, stop everything, the dust settles. Friends who are very close to the heart will be missed, and they must meet once every month or two months, and they don't say anything, and they feel very warm together.

Don't underestimate anyone, because there is something we can learn from everyone, and if you don't find out, it will only show that you are clumsy. Treat others and things gently, don't lose your temper at will, no one owes you, and everyone who hurts is a debt. Don't magnify the pain, the pain is just a temporary feeling in your heart, and when you look back after a while, you will find that it is actually not a thing, so you must learn to be patient.

I can tell you that coveting the little things can lead to losses in different areas, such as finances, relationships, or health. For example, here are some common examples:

1.Refuse to pay insurance premiums and then face an expensive medical emergency.

2.Overspending and accumulating debt on unnecessary luxuries.

3.Focusing too much on work and neglecting family and friends can lead to the breakdown of relationships.

4.Not exercising and eating a healthy diet leads to unhealthy habits, leading to a decline in health.

5.Hoarding items and messy living spaces, which can lead to stress and anxiety.

6.Making hasty investment decisions without proper research leads to financial losses.

7.Being too eager to take on extra work or responsibilities, leading to burnout or exhaustion.

8.Ignoring the warning signs of business failure leads to bankruptcy.

9.Exploiting others for personal gain, leading to damage to relationships and reputations.

10.Sacrificing personal values for financial gain leads to guilt and regret.

Being greedy for a small amount is a common human behavior that can stem from a craving for instant gratification or a lack of long-term planning. Often, people focus on making small gains or immediate returns without considering the potential consequences of their actions.

In many cases, this behavior can lead to significant losses in different areas such as finances, health, relationships, and personal well-being. This happens because people who focus on immediate gratification may not have taken the time to assess the risks and benefits of their actions, or may not have a clear understanding of the long-term effects of their Dou Yuhong decision to empty the book. Empty socks.

Additionally, people who are driven by greed may be more likely to engage in unethical or illegal behavior to achieve their goals. This can lead to legal or economic consequences, as well as damage to personal and professional relationships.

It is important to note that everyone has the potential to be affected by greed at times, but it is important to recognize and control these impulses to avoid negative consequences. By practicing moderation, making informed decisions, and considering the potential long-term consequences of our actions, we can avoid the trap of greed and achieve greater success and happiness in our lives.

Summary. Hello dear! I'm glad to answer you, greed is delusional, illusory, born from fluctuations of the mind, not paying attention to one's own purity and sincerity, ignoring one's true self.

You're so dear! I'm glad to answer you, greed is delusional, it's illusory, and the coarseness of the limbs is caused by the fluctuation of the heart, and you don't pay attention to your pure and sincere heart, and you ignore your true self. Lizhen.

Greed is the abyss of sin in life, and all the sins of people are often trapped Zheng Bei is ruined by Cong Ji from greed. Greed is a big concept, and it includes <> such as greed for money, lust, and fame

From the perspective of economics, everyone is a rational economic person, and they all come out from their own perspective and seek to maximize their own interests, that is, people do not destroy for themselves. (Rational Homo Economicus Hypothesis).

Secondly, greed is the source of human progress, and if everyone is hindered by the status quo, society will not be able to progress. The more greed there is, the more value people have to create in order to satisfy their temporary desires, and when the desires cannot be satisfied, they will create more value.

Greed is the innate inferiority of human beings, and the ego is a primitive self, that is, the deepest self in everyone's heart, so the sins are buried deep there.

Why greed? Buddhism has a very correct answer to this: because of "ignorance." In layman's terms, it is a lack of wisdom and a lack of a thorough understanding of life. Therefore, what really determines moral literacy is the wisdom of life.

Reference to the information of the Dongsen letter examination: Zhou Guoping's "Character and Wisdom Nalun".

Why do people have greed? Buddhism has a very correct answer to this: because of "ignorance." In layman's terms, it means that there is no wisdom and a lack of a thorough understanding of life. Therefore, what really determines moral literacy is the wisdom of life.

Good people are taught.

Come out, the bad guys too.

Teach, our education has a problem, our society has a problem, our ** has a problem, from family education, social education to our ** education, which level no longer teaches people to be greedy, the United States actually has a report that "greed is the driving force of social development", in such an educational environment, people have greed can be imagined... Amitabha Buddha (Namaste).

Man is a very complex animal, it has seven emotions and six desires, and it is not surprising that there is greed. People's thoughts will swell, and when they swell to the point that they can't suppress themselves, they will show greed.

Hello brother:

Greed is the root of all desires, greed can be born, and anger is slow.

Greed is the root cause of the six realms of our samsara, if we can get rid of greed, we ordinary people can jump out of the six realms of reincarnation, why is there greed, because we sentient beings are lost, admit the false and do the true, all greed is born from me and what I do.

Yes, all beings are attached to me, and everything is centered on me! That's why people are greedy.

Greed is because people are afraid of losing.

After eating a delicious meal, I am afraid that I will not eat it at the next meal, and I wear a beautiful dress, but I am afraid that this dress will be torn, and there will be no second one.

If you live a good life, you are afraid that your children and grandchildren will suffer and live a less comfortable life than you live, so you want to save more money for them.

Others go to religion because they are afraid that they will suffer when they die.

People are afraid of losing, so they are greedy.

Officials are accustomed to power, and what they are most afraid of is losing power.

Those who do business are accustomed to the days when they have money, and they are most afraid of losing money.

Those who eat public meals are accustomed to a stable life, so they are most afraid that this stability will be broken.

I am reluctant to have it, but I am afraid that I will lose it suddenly, so I have to take precautions and catch it if I can.

So greed runs rampant, and for the sake of their own interests, they will do whatever it takes to do their best.

As everyone knows, life is prosperous, but it is just a passing cloud, red dust, and just a mouse's eye.

There are a few people who can see through this truth, and a few people can understand it.

Good, good, good.

I have a statement myself, and I think there are two kinds of arguments.

One is that sometimes I feel that greed has its benefits, such as playing games, playing some strategy games, such as lol, playing a little bit of a wave, no longer being ruthless to the opponent, unintentionally giving him a chance, and finally letting the game turn around, this is pride, just have a little advantage, do some bad behavior, and do not have the consciousness to continue to expand the advantage, I think sometimes greed is a kind of progress, it will let you know what it means to be prepared for danger in times of peace, and it can make you not stop trying.

And the other is the desire to satisfy this kind of overdoing is not good.

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south.

Here are some personal discriminating thoughts, if inappropriate, please point them out with compassion:

Ordinary people's thoughts, if you look closely, are all eight words: "Those who follow me prosper, and those who oppose me die", but the degree is different.

Attachment to "me" and thinking that what "I" say is right is a huge problem. Think about it, is it true that when the opposition between "me" and things begins, troubles arise?

For example, it is like 100 people who forgot to bring their umbrellas went out and encountered heavy rain, and some people complained that they were unlucky. Some people want to enjoy the feeling of walking in the rain and feel ...... relaxedWho decides the same circumstance, pain or happiness? Answer: "I".

When things go according to "me", I am happy. When things don't go well, it's painful. There is always an "I" at the heart of trouble.

So Buddhism talks about compassion, what is compassion? The absence of "me" is compassion.

Let go of the physical and mental world", who is the physical and mental world? "Me".

If you don't get back to greed and ignorance", why does greed and hatred arise? "Me".

I don't care about right or wrong", who cares about right and wrong? "Me".

So, why do some Buddhists seem incomprehensible to many people? For example, good deeds such as almsgiving, releasing life, keeping vows, forbearance, and so on.

Because most people take "me" as the core, "me" is the supremacy of "self", and "self-grasping" is constantly increasing, so there are more and more troubles.

After studying Buddhism, in order to reduce or even eliminate troubles, he reduces his "self-grasping" by practicing various methods, that is, he loses some of his own worldly interests in order to benefit others. In this way, the amount of mind is expanded, that is, the "self-grasping" is reduced, and the afflictions are naturally reduced.

The former is oriented to benefit "me", while the latter is oriented to benefit "him" regardless of personal interests. So it is normal for the former to be difficult to understand and the latter to understand.

The state of the above text can only be realized through the practice of the Dharma, which is for practice, not for verbal talk. Will there be less annoyance after practice? Just try it and find out.

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Who is the biggest enemy in life? Wise man, you should know.

Nan no Jizo King Bodhisattva.

This is what Buddhism calls the confusion of consciousness.

This question should be reversed: it is precisely because of greed that we are reborn as a human being, and the same is true of the six realms of samsara, which is why we are reborn in one of the six realms because of our own karma.