The origin of fate? _ _ Humorous stories

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A Buddhist story, about past lives, about this life, about fate.

There was a poor scholar whose fiancee suddenly changed her mind and married a wealthy businessman. The scholar was heartbroken and wanted to commit suicide. Just as he was about to commit suicide, the Buddha suddenly appeared in front of him and said, "Young man, I will take you to the past life first, and then you can decide whether you want to die!" " "

Buddha and scholar traveled through time and space to previous lives, including his, his fiancee and the previous lives of wealthy businessmen. In a previous life, there was a naked female corpse on a beach. A young man came over and saw the female body. He felt pity, so he took off his clothes and put them on the female corpse, and then walked away.

Not long after, a woodcutter came and saw the female body, so he dug a hole nearby and buried the female body. The Buddha spoke, "Young man, do you understand? The man who dressed the female corpse was your former life, and the man who buried the female corpse was the former life of the wealthy businessman. The female corpse is naturally your fiancee. You and she are not meant to be, so you can still meet and fall in love in this life. However, you only have the grace to cover her body, and the rich merchant has the grace to bury her bones. So, everything has been doomed. The so-called cause and effect, there is karma, no need to commit suicide! "

Emotionally, maybe we really have to believe in fate, that everything is doomed, and that everything has a cause and effect. Fate, we don't have to force it. It's yours, it's yours after all, not yours, there's no need to force it. After all, wearing a corpse and burying a bone are not the same fate, and karma should be.

Therefore, when she or he leaves halfway, please don't complain and don't feel inferior; When you decide to leave, you don't have to let it go, because each has its own cause and effect, each has its own place, pays off its debts and leaves indifferently. Life, there is always a doomed fate, not necessarily the best, but it must be the most suitable opportunity for us.