Looking back at the south in Tibetan scriptures.

Buddha is not a god. Therefore, I have always felt that there is no crime in slandering Buddha. As for the so-called defamation of Buddha, it is impossible to slander Buddha, but there are karma. For example, if someone wants to get close to Buddhism, they will stay away from Buddhism when they hear people denigrate Buddhism. This situation is regarded as an act that cuts off people's wisdom and life. But you seem to have nothing to do with it. It has been more than 2000 years since the Buddha's time, and many rituals and rules have not been fixed. As long as you bow your head and correct your mistakes, there will be no consequences. Remember that practice is not deceiving the heart, but respecting the heart. Of course, the rules must be observed, but it is good to correct mistakes. Defaming Buddha is a bit alarmist.

In addition, if you want to change your life, you must first know what life is like. In the past, the habits brought by countless karma have caused a person's physical and mental operation mode to be fixed. People who have a fixed mode of physical and mental operation live in the corresponding social environment, and their fate trajectory is almost fixed. The so-called karma is the truth. A person's physical and mental operation mode is seeds, and the social environment is soil, sunshine and fertilizer. Therefore, if you want to change your life, you must change your physical and mental operation mode. If you can do what the Diamond Sutra says, "living in a restless mind", then your life doesn't matter whether you change it or not, that is, jumping out of the three realms is not in the five elements, because your physical and mental operation mode is not fixed. The Buddhism in this world, whether you read Tibetan scriptures, recite Buddha, or the Buddhism taught by this good knowledge, is a process, a method and a tool, but it is not the ultimate goal. The ultimate goal is to prove the fruit. Other people's house refers to the moon, so you just have to entangle it with your fingers.