"What determines a person's destiny?" As long as this topic is mentioned, there may be thousands of people with thousands of explanations, tens of thousands of people with thousands of answers, benevolent people have different opinions, and wise people have different opinions. Everyone has his own "truth" ”, it is never possible to have a unified answer. However, although I am stupid, after thinking about it, I can only find a few views:

The first one: "Where there is a will, there is a way." The famous saying is Beethoven's "Keep a tight grip." "The Throat of Destiny", this view believes that as long as you work hard, you can decide your own destiny.

Second type: The view of God’s decision. Christianity believes that human destiny is determined by God. Through hard work during life and belief in God, one can change one's destiny and even enter heaven after death.

The third type: the view of cause and effect and reincarnation. Buddhism believes that one's destiny is determined by one's actions in previous lives and in this life. That is to say, working hard to do good in this life can not only change the fate of this life, but also make the fate of the next life better. Doing evil in this life can make the fate of this life worse, and it will also make the fate of the next life worse. The essence is also the view that you can decide your own destiny.

Fourth: The view that horoscopes determine destiny. Ancient and modern numerologists believe that the time of birth determines a person's destiny.

The fifth type: the view that environment (feng shui) determines destiny. This is my view, Lu Wenyi. I believe that the feng shui of a person’s living environment when his mother was pregnant before he was born (including the feng shui of ancestral graves) determines a person’s destiny. The core quality level of destiny. The feng shui of the working and living environment after birth only has a fluctuating influence on the core quality level determined by the feng shui of the environment before birth.

As for other various viewpoints, they cannot escape the scope of these five major viewpoints, so I will not list them here. Friends can classify and think by themselves.

As for the above five views, we, as religious people, will not care whether they are correct or not, but let’s talk about three views other than religion.