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Everyone may feel that in life, most of the people you meet are like white-clad dogs, and there are very few who really accompany you to the end.
However, the Dharma Cloud: I don't owe it in my past life, I don't see it in this life. If there is no debt, how can we meet.
One part of life is fate; the other part is suffering. Someone is good to you, someone is lying to you.
Suffering can destroy a person, but it can also temper a person.
Han Xin lost his parents at a very young age, mainly relying on fishing for money to survive, often under the charity of an old woman who made a living by rinsing silk cotton, and was repeatedly discriminated against and coldly treated by the people around him.
Once, a group of evil teenagers humiliated Han Xin in public. A butcher said to Han Xin: Although you are tall and big, and like to carry a sword with a sword, in fact, you are very timid. If you have the ability, will you dare to stab me with your sword? If you don't dare, go under my crotch. Han Xin knew that he only had a single shadow, and he would definitely suffer losses if he fought hard. So, in front of many onlookers, he slipped under the crotch of the butcher's pants.
After Han Xin became rich, he found the butcher, and the butcher was very scared, thinking that Han Xin wanted to kill him to avenge him, but he did not expect that Han Xin treated the butcher kindly and made him a guard.
He told the butcher that without the "crotch humiliation" of that year, there would be no Han Xin today.
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Where the trees are scarred, how can it not be the case for those who have suffered?
With the cocooned hands, they are no longer easily injured.
The rotten people you meet are all here to "cross" you.
There was a grass carp, stranded in a mud pit by the river.
It asked the villagers passing by for help, hoping to give him a bucket of water to survive.
The second dog agreed with a full mouth, saying that he would go back to the village to mobilize more villagers, dig through the river channel to save his life, and then never return.
The grass carp was speechless, thinking that this was not a rotten person who often boasted about the promises of the sea mouth?
So the grass carp no longer counted on the two dogs, but desperately swung its tail forward and swam back into the river at the last moment before dying.
The shamelessness of the rotten man stimulates the grass carp's strong desire to survive and makes it reborn.
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People who cheated on you in past lives will come to you in this life to help you get through it.
People who have failed you in the past life will come to you in this life and help you through the bumpy road.
The look back of the three lives in exchange for the companionship of this life.
The people you meet are all people who are related to you.
The little monk grew up in the temple. He was so grateful that he would get up early every morning to sweep the monastery alone, spend the evenings meditating and chanting, and the abbot often arranged for him to go to town to buy goods and do some chores.
After more than ten years of this going on, the little monk discovered that the brothers were wandering around every day, and only he was busy as a dog. The little monk was quite dissatisfied, and early the next morning he went to the abbot to theor theor.
The abbot did not say a word, and asked him to go to the town far away from the temple to carry back a large bag of rice.
A few months later, the temple suddenly began to test the physical strength and perseverance of the monks, and the brothers were no better than the little monks, and the little monks were entrusted with heavy responsibilities and walked out of the temple to complete a sacred mission.
This little monk was Master Xuanzang. On the way to the west, the tempering given by the abbot turned into a tenacious force in his heart, supporting him through the ninety-nine eighty-one difficulties and finally obtaining the true scriptures.
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In life, gaining is not necessarily a blessing, and losing is not necessarily a curse.
So, never blame the person who brought you suffering, but believe that it is the noble person in your life, and everything is the best arrangement of Heaven.
It is the people who are in trouble who teach you to sail against the tide; those who fail to live up to your trust teach you to discern between good and evil.
Friend A told me about an experience that hurt him a lot.
He invested all his savings to start a small company, painstakingly operated for three years, accumulated some customers, had a team, and slowly improved. At this time, a friend of his who has known him for 5 years, B, claims that he admires A and wants to come and cooperate with him. A was overjoyed, warmly welcomed, treated him like a brother, talked about customers and did not shy away from him, and sincerely introduced his executives to him.
However, B had other plans, and soon he took advantage of an opportunity to copy A's business, falsely claiming that he had huge funds to provide better services, and pried away a large number of A's customers.
Not only that, B also lied that he had super connections and pried away one of A's executives. The executive holds A's trade secrets and several big clients.
A is very sad, saying that he really treats his friends, how can he end up like this? What is even more incomprehensible is that the executive usually looks thick and honest, why does it change so quickly in the face of interests, and so ruthless?
Of course, the perfidious B who survived by boasting and lying naturally quickly finished playing, and the executive who was pried away, at first glance unprofitable, soon rebelled again, and their stolen business collapsed in an instant.
After this blow, A learned to recognize people and employ people, the company developed more steadily, and the profit and scale were on a large level.
A told me afterwards that those two people were not rotten people, they were noble people in my life, and I want to thank them.
Some people, while giving you scars, also gave you armor.
The person who helps you is the benefactor in life; the person who hurts you is the noble person who puts on makeup.
All encounters in the world are the repayment of past lives.
The people you meet are all rare noble people in life.
Please thank them.