It is often said that can doing good deeds really change a person's destiny, and in exploring this question, we may find some enlightenment from the ancient book "The Four Teachings of Lifan". In the book, Zen Master Yungu told Yuan Lifan a profound truth: everyone's fate is actually shaped by their own actions, and good fortune can only be obtained through personal unremitting pursuit.
The quality of fate is closely related to people's inner world. Perhaps someone claims that everything is a fateful arrangement, and that humans cannot compete with it. However, should we give up the struggle and resign ourselves to fate? Know that everything in the world has a cause and effect relationship, and if you sow the seeds of goodness, you will eventually blossom and reap good rewards.
No matter when and where, we should maintain a kind and kind heart. For though all things are empty, the law of cause and effect is real and never fails. Be assured that those with good intentions will be rewarded with good fortune.
There are some things that we may not be able to see with the naked eye, but they are waiting for us to choose. This choice depends more on our conscience and perseverance in fighting against fate.
Although we may believe in the power of fate, the road of life still needs us to trek and struggle. Because it is a long journey that is both self-cultivation and self-cultivation. Self-cultivation is the pursuit of inner purity and integrity, while self-cultivation is the purification of the heart, abandoning jealousy and resentment, and maintaining an upright and innocent heart.
In every decision in life, we should listen to our inner voice and not go against our own hearts. Because the heart is often our most reliable guide, with the ability to see the future. But why do there still exist evil deeds in the world? It is because some people are blinded by selfish desires, forget the inherent goodness of human nature, and only pursue their own interests, and cannot tolerate the success of others. But even so, there are still many people who choose to stick to goodness after experiencing setbacks. Their good fortune transcends the shackles of fate, and their temperament also shows the essence of kindness.
As the old saying goes: "At the beginning of man, his nature is good." "How strong a man's heart is, how deep his wisdom is. When the heart is good, everything is good, but when the heart is malicient, it is full of calculations and intrigue. It is not difficult to do good deeds and accumulate virtues, everyone can do it. But the key is whether you can be persistent and whether you can practice it sincerely. This is not self-deception, but a challenge and struggle against fate. Only in this way can we gradually realize that our destiny is actually forged by our own efforts.