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This poem comes from Sakyamuni, which means that two people will never meet unless they owe each other.
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If we don't owe each other, how can we meet? We owe each other if we don't meet. ?
Meeting in this life is fate. If there is no chance, it will be relieved. ?
Know each other and belong to each other, but they are full of thorns. Smile at each other, tacitly. ?
It's good to have you, no regrets. But for now, sleep with Iraq.
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This sentence explains that there are four kinds of relationships between people: repaying kindness, complaining, owing debts and paying off debts. In line with Buddhism, I believe in reincarnation and don't believe in fate. People meet, whether they are relatives or enemies, because of the debts owed in their previous lives, and they will definitely pay them back in this life. People's good and evil actions are rewarded, and cause and effect are linked to the third world.