Burn incense and worship the Buddha five wishes, don't let it be light!Blessing and wisdom are both, and the wishes are cautious
Making a wish is a common religious and cultural practice in everyday life. When we walk into the temple, light incense, and face the Buddha statue, there are often various wishes in our hearts. While this is a way to express your wish for a better life, it is also important to keep a pious and sincere heart when making a wish and avoid some inappropriate wishes.
Desire to trade. Wishing and repaying is essentially a process of commitment and practice. Vows should be based on true belief in the Dharma, not on worldly transactions, and not on the basis of treating Buddhas and Bodhisattvas as slaves to do things for themselves. For example, many people make a vow and promise to donate money to the temple if the wish is fulfilled. Such utilitarian and commercial aspirations are absolutely unacceptable.
Extravagant hopes. Aspirations must be realistic, not unrealistic, otherwise they become fantasies. Let's say, I want to be the richest man in the world tomorrow, which is unrealistic. Moreover, each of the 84,000 methods of Buddhism is for solving problems, not for worldly wealth and fame. Ask yourself, will fulfilling these unrealistic wishes lead to a happier future?Or will it bring attachment and more troubles?The answer is undoubtedly the latter.
Desire to understand cause and effect.
That's right"All laws are empty, and cause and effect are not empty"。The real purpose of making a vow, making a vow, practicing and relaxing your life is to change. Dharma is not magic, it can't"Change"The life you want, what you sow, what you reap, the cause and effect are the same. Therefore, one should not worship the Buddha and make a wish with an opportunistic mentality.
Don't express a desire to hurt others.
Buddhas and bodhisattvas are both compassionate, and if you look at a person who is not pleasing to your eyes and want to use the power of Buddhas and bodhisattvas to attack and hurt others, then you are in the wrong place. Buddhism teaches people to be good, teaches people to understand cause and effect, how can it help you hurt others?
Don't express your desires.
The practice of Buddhism is to get rid of"Greed, hatred, and stupidity"Three Poisons. "Greed, hatred, and stupidity"It is the three fundamental problems of mortals, the most important of which is greed. Many of the mistakes made by mortals are due to greed, greed for money, lust for sex, greed for fame, greed for profit. For example, in order to make money, we lie and deceive people;In order to gain a good reputation, we deceive;In order to covet beauty, we even go to extremes;In fact, these are mistakes made to satisfy greed.
Don't try to make a deal with Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, and don't think that you can get promoted and make a fortune by burning more incense and donating more money. Buddhas and bodhisattvas will not satisfy your greed, will not help you become a slave of desires, and will not make deals with you, so do not have selfish desires.
You don't want what you can't get.
As the saying goes:"Do your best, obey the destiny of heaven"，"fruit"It can be as fate as it gets, but"Cause"It must be planted, and if you do nothing and wait to sit back and enjoy the pie in the sky, it is a pipe dream. Even if someone else wants to save you, you have to participate!So, don't make a wish to sit back and enjoy it, it's useless.
Incense and worship the Buddha should be pious and sincere. Wishes can be a kind of spiritual sustenance, but inappropriate wishes, especially those that are utilitarian, those that harm others and benefit oneself, should be avoided. Do you think that makes sense?Everyone is welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss.