Trust in fate and discover miracles
I have a cousin who, after graduating from college, spent the summer at home helping three middle school students with their homework. One morning, as we sat at our desks, ready to start teaching, it suddenly felt like we had seen this scene before, where the students were sitting, how I was acting, it was so familiar, and everything today felt like a repetition of the past.
She went home and told her mother that this experience had brought her a great shock, and it seemed that everything in life was arranged, and only doing things with a kind attitude and behavior was the best choice in life.
At the beginning of September, she began to work in the field, getting along with colleagues and leaders, and she was very careful about her words and deeds, trying to establish good interpersonal relationships and avoid creating negative influences.
Have you ever wondered why someone believes in fate after the age of forty? Is it because they have a bad understanding? In fact, believing in fate is not superstition, but a cognition of traditional culture.
The ancients believed that there were gods on the head of the three feet and believed that human destiny was predestined, but this does not mean that they were negative about life. From the attitude of the ancients to life, we can see their tenacity and optimism.
There is a Ying Shangshu in the Taizhou area of Zhejiang, and when he was middle-aged, he lived alone in the mountains and devoted himself to studying ancient books. What is creepy is that every night, there are always all kinds of strange sounds coming out of the mountain, which makes the nearby residents fearful, but Ying Shangshu is not afraid.
On one occasion, he heard a ghost muttering to himself: "There was a woman whose husband had run away from home and had not returned for a long time, and her in-laws suspected that her son had died, so they urged her to remarry."
But the woman resolutely refused, and decided to commit suicide here tomorrow night in order to find a substitute. After hearing these words, Ying Shangshu felt deeply sorry, so he secretly sold his land in exchange for four taels of silver.
He then forged a letter from the woman's husband and sent it back to her house with the money.
The daughter of this family was suspicious of her parents-in-law because her handwriting did not match, but her husband was safe and sound, and she did not have to remarry. Later, the son returned, and the family was able to live a normal life.
After hearing the conversation between the two ghosts, Ying Gong worked harder, did good deeds, and accumulated virtue. Whenever there was a famine, he would always donate food to help the disaster; When relatives are in trouble, he also tries his best to help.
Whenever he is not satisfied, he will reflect on himself and bear it calmly. Because of his sincere cultivation, many of his descendants have obtained official positions through meritorious examinations. This shows that believing in life can bring good luck, be positive, do good deeds, accumulate virtue, can change destiny, and give life a better future.