A blessed person is surrounded by good Feng Shui no matter where he is. So where do people’s blessings lie? In fact, your blessings are hidden in the following three inconspicuous places, so you must take good care of them. The first one is face. If you want to know the quality o

A blessed person, no matter where he is, is surrounded by good Feng Shui. So where do people’s blessings lie? In fact, your blessings are hidden in the following three inconspicuous places, so you must take good care of them.

The first one, face. If you want to know the quality of a melon, you can look at its shape and color. If you want to know the quality of a horse, you can look at its demeanor and breath. The same is true for people. The good and evil in a person's heart are reflected on his face. As the old saying goes, auspicious people have their own heavenly signs, and this sign refers to the blessing sign. It is your face that hides your blessing.

The second one is the bowl. Buddhists often say that a grain of rice and a steamed bun weigh more than Mount Sumeru . Monks usually eat less at night, firstly to leave rations for the poor, and secondly to leave some rations for themselves. If you eat one portion, your life will be reduced by one point. If you waste one point, you will lose ten points in your life. So we must be in awe of food. The consequences of spoiling and wasting are the most severe. If you don't cherish the food in your bowl, you don't cherish your own blessings.

The third home, Master Yuanying said, is a formless broom that sweeps away all the worries and worries of the mind. The Buddha also told us that sweeping the floor has five functions: to purify one's own mind, to make other people's minds pure, to make all heavens happy, to straighten one's righteous deeds, and to ascend to heaven after death. Sweeping and cleaning is a practice that can increase merit or retribution between gods and humans. It’s interesting, let’s share it with you!