Does anyone have past lives?

A Buddhist friend once asked me curiously, how can I see past lives? Don't say that he is curious about this question, in fact, even I was curious before. Why "I used to be"? Because when I first entered Buddhism, I was also very entangled in this problem, and I often pestered Master to show him my past life. Coupled with Master's poor Chinese, we slowly bypassed Master, and Master accidentally let slip (Aha, guilty? ), we know some secrets more or less. But then I realized that Buddhist disciples don't emphasize looking at past lives or the future so much, because they can't have one heart in the past and one heart in the future, and living in the present is the most important thing!

In fact, my friends around me are still very worried about this problem, so I still explain the principle here.

Every experience of our reincarnation is stored in our own God, and we have not lost it in the seed of "Araya knowledge". But according to our energy is not enough to open the warehouse, if you want to see these, there are three ways to do it:

1, the easiest way is to spend money to find a very powerful psychologist (for example, Professor Stevenson of Virginia State University, the most famous authoritative expert on reincarnation research in the world. Why not find a domestic one? Because there are few psychologists who study past life memory in China, they can help you hypnotize deeply, dating back to past life or even longer; It costs a lot of money, and it is dollars!

2. In Thailand, India and China (mostly in Tibet), find a monk who has been trained as a "destiny expert" (who can see the superpowers in past lives) and ask him to enlighten him. It doesn't cost money, but it depends on fate;

My Buddhist friend in Xinjiang, Hong Jushi, is a clever girl. One day, she and another Buddhist friend of mine went to see her master. Before entering the abbot's room, a Tibetan monk suddenly came out of the abbot's room. Seeing them both, his eyes swept away, stayed in Hong's face, smiled and watched them enter the abbot's room. Hong Jushi walked past him and suddenly felt an indescribable kindness. He asked him, "Do you know me?" The monk nodded. Hong Jushi said, "But I don't know you!" The monk nodded again and said, "You were my apprentice in your last life, but it's a pity that you didn't study hard, and you will degenerate into a human being in this life." I met you once to tell you that you should practice hard in this life! " Then smiled and turned away! Hong Jushi walked into the abbot's room with a grain of salt and asked about the origin of the monk just now. It turned out that he was a monk in Qinghai and left in one day, leaving no contact information. Obviously, he really came to see her. So Hong Jushi lost something and chased it out to find it, without a trace! Since then, Hongjushi has been diligent in chanting Buddha, especially the senior brothers who started before many others.

3. The third way is to learn Buddhism by yourself. When you reach the depth of meditation, you can also go back to your past life. Know your last life. It doesn't cost money or fate, but it depends on your own efforts and understanding.

-However, Buddha disciples don't emphasize so persistent to look at their past lives or future, because they can't get the experience of past lives and the experience of the future, and living in the present is the most important thing!

Therefore, anyone who does not meet the above three methods and says that he can help you see past lives is basically a liar! Liar! Liar! It is popular to say important things three times now. )