Wake up early to read and read the Thai proverb: "What seeds are sown bears what fruit."
There is a Thai proverb: "What seeds are sown and bear fruit, together with simple words, has become a hot search in Thailand."
95% of the people in Thailand believe in Buddhism, and Thailand is also a Buddhist country. There are many verses in the Buddhist scriptures that have the same meaning as the proverbs above.
Buddhism says that what is planted before bears fruit later, refers to the cause of the occurrence of the event and its effect. Generally refers to the whole process of the development of all things in the world.
The Buddhist scriptures also speak of six reincarnations, three lifetimes of cause and effect. If there is karma, there is karmic effect. The cause of the creation of the past life, the fruit of the present life.
The reincarnation that Buddhism emphasizes is actually the same truth. If you do good deeds often, and you do good deeds often, you will get good results. You often do evil, and if you have evil thoughts, you will inevitably be rewarded with evil.
Of course, as an old party member, I don't believe in Buddhism. I don't believe in religion, I don't believe in destiny, but I have a noble faith.
There are many ways to say ancient Chinese that resemble the Thai proverb above. As:
Liang Xiao Zixian's "Southern Qi Shu Gao Yi Biography": "Shi Chen said: 'The cause of the present tree is rewarded with consequences, karma is paid, and even trivial attacks are attacked.'" ”
Now it should be explained that when neighbors give gifts and friendship with each other, good things will come.
There is also the most understandable: "Good and evil will eventually be rewarded, and since ancient times, the way of heaven has been good reincarnation, this is not explained."
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