"The Buddha said that everything has a cause and effect, and the devil said that everything is in me. All beings have no phase, and it is all me who becomes a Buddha and a demon. What do you mean? ?

Buddha said that everything has a cause and effect. If everything has a cause and effect, is everything we experience today destined? What you get today is the reward you paid in the past, and what you lose today is the punishment of the past. I am still the same, but I have changed a lot. The appearance remains the same, but more vicissitudes and helplessness.

The devil says everything is in me. If I really had the ability to fight, I might not be so depressed. Fighting with the sky, the ground and the other side is nothing more than jumping out of this game and falling into that game. In retrospect, I never got rid of it.

People are the most complicated animals in the world, and they have different sides in front of different people, so buddha magic is all to me. One thought becomes Buddha, the other becomes demon, between good and evil, eternal cause and effect. Watching Buddha twist flowers and smile, only sighing that things are confused and knowing things, and listening to Buddha's dharma, I just want things to be calm and calm.

The law of causality points out: As you sow, you reap. Buddhism believes that everything can be a cause or a result. There is no absolute cause or an absolute result. Buddhism sometimes uses karma, and there are some differences. Buddhism denies the cause and effect of the independent evolution of all things in the world, but connects all causes and effects with karma, making the objective world attached to all beings.

Causality is the basic law of Buddhism, which advocates that good and evil behavior in this life can lead to good and evil consequences in the future. The practice of giving, keeping precepts, enduring humiliation, diligence, meditation and Prajna Paramita in Buddhism is based on the confirmation of causality, but it is different from fatalism.

The Buddha said that what kind of career you plant and what kind of fruit you get are all determined by fate; The devil said, man will conquer heaven, and everything is in me; People are the most complicated animals in the world, and they have different sides in front of different people, so buddha magic is all to me.

Because it can be man-made reasons, it has certain consequences, so the fruit is the result of certain reasons. Causality theory originated from the origin theory of Buddhism and is the basis of Buddhist reincarnation liberation theory. With the development of Buddhism, there are different views on causality.

Buddha: The Sanskrit abbreviation for "Buddha". Free translation means awakening, knowing and awakening. Consciousness has three meanings: self-knowledge, self-knowledge of others (making all beings realize) and self-knowledge of perfection, which is the highest fruit of Buddhist practice. It is said that the average person lacks these three things, the latter two lack the sense of sound, and the last one lacks the bodhisattva, only the Buddha has all three things. The "Buddha" mentioned by Hinayana is generally a courtesy title for Sakyamuni. Mahayana refers not only to Sakyamuni, but also to all those who feel complete. It is said that there are buddhas all over the world.

Demon: refers to all evil in the world.

Source: transliteration abbreviation of Sanskrit "Mara". There is no word "magic" in Chinese. When translating Buddhist scriptures, people have to borrow the word "grinding" to express it. The original meaning of "magic" is disturbance, destruction and obstacle, which refers to all psychological activities such as troubles, doubts and infatuation that hinder practice. Later, a number of words composed of "magic" appeared: devil, devil, underworld, magic palace, magic way, Lord of the rings, magic, clutches, evil shadows, magic, Rubik's cube, and even food konjac.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Magic, Baidu Encyclopedia-Buddha, Baidu Encyclopedia-Causality