This mistress Huang said that Yu Ying would not live to be twenty, which made me a little angry.
So I told her, why are you threatening other people's lives? If you do that, then why are you called Baojiaxian? Isn't that nonsense?
Mistress Huang said that this was not a threat from her, but from Grandpa Yu Ying.
Smashing Buddha statues and smashing Baojiaxian tablets all require retribution. As the saying goes, the sins of the forefathers will be borne by the later generations. It is already good for the child to grow up to this age.
And the child's illness has nothing to do with her. That's called cause and effect. You can't blame the Xian family for everything!
Mistress Huang told me that even if Yu Ying’s family offered Baojiaxian again, the matter would not be over, because her family still had a major crime of disrespecting the gods. After all, her grandfather smashed the Buddha statue back then.
When I heard her tone, I knew this matter was serious, so I calmed her down and told her that I would try my best to help before she would leave.
When I woke up early the next morning, I thought about my dream at night. To be honest, I was a little confused. Is it really such a big sin and causal relationship to disrespect gods and Buddhas?
In order to find the answer to this question, I went through the scriptures at home.
Not to mention, I found out a lot about the consequences of disrespecting Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.
But as I look around, I feel that these retributions are not actually the fault of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, let alone the punishments sent down by Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.
From the literal meaning, retribution is karma, which is a manifestation of karma. If you sow good causes, you will get good results, and if you sow evil causes, you will get bad results. It's that simple.
This is natural, just like what kind of seeds you plant in the field, what fruits will come out will definitely be the same, and there will be no deviation at all.
And this is not just retribution for disrespecting gods and Buddhas. In fact, retribution is everywhere.
I also saw such a story in the scriptures.
It is said that before immeasurable tribulations, there was a fishing village that made a living by fishing.
There was a drought and the water in the pond gradually dried up. The people in the village fished out all the fish and ate them.
There was a kind-hearted child who did not participate in eating fish, but he saw a big fish among the fish. The child was curious and knocked the fish's head three times.
After countless tribulations, the Sakyamuni tribe was exterminated by troops led by King Liuli.
Sakyamuni Buddha was a member of the Sakyamuni tribe. He knew that his tribe would be annihilated, so he sat alone on the road where King Liuli's army must pass, and retreated twice in a row. It was not until the third time that he sent troops that the Buddha did not stop him, because He knew that the consequences could no longer be changed.
The villagers who ate all the fish in the pond before immeasurable eons were actually members of the Sakyamuni tribe. The child at that time was Sakyamuni Buddha, the big fish was King Liuli, and the soldiers who followed him to annihilate the Sakyamuni tribe were the remaining small fish.
As a result of knocking the fish's head, Shakyamuni Buddha also suffered from a headache for three days.
Some people say that this is just the Buddha deliberately showing headache for three days in order to make all sentient beings believe that the retribution is true.
There was an episode in the process. The then Buddhist disciple, Venerable Moggallana, knew that the Sakyamuni clan was about to be exterminated. When the tragedy happened, he used his supernatural power to fill 500 Sakyamuni clan members in bowls and lifted them up into the void.
After the Sakya clan was destroyed, he discovered that the bowl was full of blood. Moggallana asked the Buddha why he could not be saved. The Buddha said that the retribution had already been determined and that it could not be saved by supernatural powers.
Therefore, it is true that when Yu Ying's grandfather smashed the Buddha statue and then smashed the Baojiaxian, future generations would suffer this retribution.
There is another verse at the end of this scripture: Even if your work is not lost for thousands of kalpas, when the causes and conditions come together, you will receive the retribution yourself.
After reading the scriptures, in addition to sighing in my heart, I finally understood what Huang San Nai said: "The sins of the forefathers will be borne by the descendants." There are actually two reasons.
The first superficial reason is what I said before. Everyone's luck is connected with their family. They are born with the energy of their ancestors, so they will bear the cause and effect together.
The second reason is the underlying reason, that is, this person has committed sins in his previous life and was reincarnated with karma.
There is a saying that "Same deeds lead to each other, and common deeds inspire inspiration", which means that people who have done the same good or bad deeds in the previous life may become relatives of each other.
For example, two good people in the past life become father and son in this life. The father makes money and becomes rich, and the son is born here and enjoys the fruits of wealth together.
If two people were thieves in their previous lives and their father became a beggar in this life, then the other thief may be reincarnated into his family and become the son of a beggar, sharing the consequences of poverty.
Based on this theory, those children who were reborn as disabled, deformed, sickly, and short-lived probably committed bad karma in their previous lives and deserved the consequences of being disabled and deformed. However, at the same time, the ancestors of the family must have also committed bad karma. Such a child will be born.
Therefore, those who were born with bad luck must remember to eliminate their karma, repent of their actions in previous lives, and accumulate blessings for themselves.
Of course, what we are talking about here is past life retribution. There is also a kind of present life retribution, so I won’t go into details.
Thinking about the immortal yellow mistress of the Bao family who was smashed into the fairy hall and had nowhere to go, the past twenty years were actually quite frustrating.
So I called Yu Ying and told her about my dream.
Miraculously, she actually told me that she had almost the same dream last night, and an old lady also talked to her about these things.
Also, he also told her that if it was not dealt with as soon as possible, she might not live to be twenty years old.
I say you should hurry up. Although your parents don't believe it, they know better than anyone how they have survived these years. Please give them some advice.
In fact, I never advise people to do things like this, how to do things, protect the family immortals, and establish a court. I just tell them exactly what I see and what the other party should do.
If he doesn't listen or do something, that's his business. It means that he has only so many connections with me, and it also means that this is what his destiny is.
Uncle Ma often said that I would never make a fortune if I kept doing this.
I feel that I am a divinator and the other party has paid for the incense. It is my responsibility to inform him of the true situation. It is his choice to decide and it has nothing to do with me.
But if I insist on persuading others to do something, it would be tantamount to getting involved in their cause and effect.
After listening to my words, Yu Ying told me that her parents were coming back in the next few days, and she would tell them in detail and then let them make a decision.
I'm also very happy. Since her parents are coming back, this matter must be coming to an end.
I didn't think about it anymore and everything just happened naturally.
About another week passed, and since there was no news from them, I gradually forgot about this matter.
After all, different people come to read the divination every day, and there are many stories.
Just like the story I'm going to tell below, it's even more fun.
It was just two days after Children's Day, and two people came to the house, a boy and a girl.
I know that woman among them, and everyone is familiar with her family’s affairs when I mention them.
Do you remember that little Huihui who loves to study?
