Believe it or not, this causal relationship has always existed and is true.
People with good quality will experience corresponding good things in life; People with moral corruption will naturally be punished by hidden forces at a higher level.
However, in real life, we often see that this is not the case. Many times, good people are not rewarded, but evil people are always at large and can't get corresponding punishment.
Buddhism believes that the reason for this situation is that the causal principle did not work immediately. Pay attention to karma and harmony in everything. When the time is not ripe, we can't intervene through human will. The more deliberate you are, the easier it is to lead things to a worse situation.
Karma is unpleasant, and it can be divided into the present world newspaper and the afterlife newspaper.
As the name implies, today's newspapers have got corresponding retribution in the present world, without waiting for the afterlife.
So why do some people do bad things without getting what they deserve?
Because he lost the merits of his ancestors in his last life, the blessings accumulated by his ancestors are quite deep, enough for him to squander in this life. However, once these blessings are exhausted, his next generation will have bad consequences.
As the saying goes:? Rich but not three generations, poor but three generations? .
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So good people are rewarded, and bad people are rewarded.
When a person does a good thing but leads to a bad thing, don't lose heart at this time. Doing a few more good things may offset the bad things.
Similarly, when a person finishes a bad thing, don't take chances. Maybe three more steps and you'll fall into the pit you dug.
Three Kingdoms: Don't do it because of small evils, and don't do it because of small goodness.
No matter how small the evil deeds are, they will also lead to great disasters; No matter how small the goodwill is, it will also bring good luck.
Therefore, in our normal life, the more you care about the ending, the easier it is for us to lose virtue.