When you burn incense and worship Buddha in the temple, you often hear people say that your handwriting is fluent, such as seven-character poems. Where are these poems?

1. Pray for the blessing of Buddha and Bodhisattva, eliminate all evil forces, be healthy and worry-free, have a harmonious family and prosper (written by myself).

2. May the troubles of the Three Obstacles be eliminated, may the wisdom be true and clear, and may the obstacles of sin be eliminated, and the Bodhisattva's way will always walk on earth (this is what converts to laymen often say).

3. This vernacular is also commonly used by Buddhist laymen. "Disciple xxx, today made a wish to the Buddha's heart, willing to do xxx's merits and repay his family. I hope that the elders are healthy and healthy, and I hope that the children will grow up happily and healthily. I wish them smooth sailing and prosperous business. All the family members in the family will get what they want. Lucky at six o'clock!

Actually, it's nothing special. I said it myself. Someone said it well. I wrote the first and third books myself. Please refer to, hehe.