There is a saying in Buddhism about the six realms of reincarnation. The Buddha said that all sentient beings are covered by "ignorance" and are reincarnated in the cycle of reincarnation. They will never stop reincarnation for generations and will never be liberated.

There is a saying in Buddhism about the six realms of reincarnation. The Buddha said that all sentient beings are covered by "ignorance" and are reincarnated in the cycle of reincarnation. They will never stop reincarnation for generations and will never be liberated. Who is controlling everything? It is not others, nor is it "God" or "Buddha", but ourselves. All of this is the karma we plant ourselves that dominates everything we do. Including which path we reincarnate in the six realms and what level we are at, all of them are determined by our own karma.

Since the beginning of time, sentient beings have been infected with various bad habits. In Buddhism, "greed, anger, and ignorance" is called , the three poisons, . It is precisely because of the invasion of these three poisons that we are ignorant and unwise, and have created countless karma. Good karma is rewarded, and evil karma endures evil consequences. The cycle of cause and effect is true and true. The following are four bad habits, which most people have. While creating karma, they also lose a lot of blessings, so they must be taken seriously!

1. Laziness and neglect

No matter who you are, no matter how good your background is, everyone cannot live without one word, that is "diligence". As the saying goes, "It is no difficult to do in the world with one diligent effort." When you can pursue something unremittingly, not be discouraged when encountering problems and difficulties, be able to calm down and carefully analyze the reasons, face difficulties, and complete it from multiple aspects, angles, and with the help of multiple parties, then there is basically nothing that cannot be done. There is a word that runs through this, that is, "Qin".

2. Pride and arrogant

Everyone yearns to show themselves and hopes that they will be recognized and appreciated by others. This is a commonality among humans and nothing wrong with it. But if you always emphasize yourself blindly, always highlight yourself, and even impose others with your own words on others, giving people a arrogant and arrogant attitude, I believe you will definitely not have a good reputation. As the saying goes, "A big tree attracts wind." Too much display of oneself may be the beginning of decline. It should be known that "things will turn against each other" is the law of nature, and no one can violate it by people or things.

3. Excessive greed

The " greed, anger, ignorance " mentioned above is the three poisons in Buddhist practice. If you want to make progress in your practice, you must strive to avoid these three poisons. The first of the three poisons, "greed", is one of people's greatest bad habits. Facing "wealth, sex, fame, food, and sleep", we are not greedy. The more wealth you have, the better, the more abundant food, clothing, housing and transportation, the better, the more comfortable and comfortable you live. In short, I just can't let go of greed.

4. Greedy and jealousy

Because of people's "selfishness", they often hold on to what they have, and they are even more reluctant to give it to others. It is necessary to know that life is impermanent, everything is changing and developing, people will experience the cycle of birth, old age, sickness and death, and all objects will also have changes in "formation, existence, destruction and emptiness", and things are impermanent. Rather than sticking to your own responsibilities, it is better to share it with others so that others can get the same happiness. Wouldn't that be better? In addition to giving, we must also know how to rejoice and praise others' achievements. On the contrary, when we see other people's achievements and glory, we often do not praise, but jealousy, which are manifestations of our own psychological distortion.

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