A family (person) who accumulates good deeds will enjoy endless blessings. If a person who accumulates good deeds cannot enjoy it in this life, he will be rewarded (referring to himself) in the next life; if If you do not accumulate good deeds (accumulate evil), you will definitely suffer disaster in future generations. What I want to tell the world is the Buddhist thought of "good deeds will be rewarded with good deeds and evil deeds will be rewarded with evil deeds". Buddhism promotes the idea of ??cultivating blessings in the past life and enjoying them in the future life.

This sentence comes from the "Book of Changes". The original sentence is:

A house that accumulates good deeds will surely have residual blessings, and a house that accumulates bad deeds will inevitably have residual disasters.

What does it reflect a causal relationship? It is a person who accumulates virtue and does good deeds. You will definitely accumulate a certain amount of blessings. Yuqing is the remaining blessings you have accumulated, good rewards. ?

This blessing may not appear in this life, but it must be there, such as In the next few lives, you will be blessed with blessings for your descendants. So for Yu Qing.

The other sentence is that a family that does evil will inevitably suffer disasters? It means the opposite of the previous sentence

As the saying goes, good things will happen. Good deeds will be rewarded, and evil deeds will be rewarded. It’s not that there is no reward, and the time has not come. This is the experience summarized by sages since ancient times, and it coincides with the cause and effect of karma mentioned by Buddhism. I advise the world not to blindly think that this is "Superstitious" but don't believe it

This is derived from a famous saying in Kun Gua of "Book of Changes"

Since the level of civilization at that time was still in its initial stage, so in writing The neat confrontation was not as strict as it was later.

In addition, unkindness does not mean evil. Unkindness can be said to be in the middle stage. The original meaning of the sentence is: a family (person) who accumulates good virtues,

This family (person) will There will be endless blessings. If those who accumulate good deeds cannot enjoy them in this life, they will be rewarded in the next life (referring to themselves);

If you do not accumulate good deeds or accumulate evil deeds, then you will definitely suffer disaster in the future life.

About this "禀", this is an ancient character, which is generally not used now. It belongs to the ancient and modern characters in Tongjia characters. No need to delve into it.