I accidentally read a passage on the Internet. It probably means that life does not choose a day to die, but why choose a day to be buried ... but now I can't find it. Please ask questions.

Amitabha! Dude, I've read the Tripitaka. This sentence should not appear in Buddhist scriptures. It may be in the Tibetan scriptures, or it may be in the French that Dade later spoke.

People in the world are stupid, regard the law as illegal, regard the illegal as law, demand a lot, but don't understand cause and effect. What they do often runs counter to what they want. Life is karma traction, and death is karma traction, both of which are masters. Only the day of burial seems to be the Lord. I hope to have a good result in my heart, so I am obsessed with when and how to bury it, and so on. However, I don't know that the fruit of blessing needs blessing, and I don't expect it to be realized! In fact, the world not only cares about burial, but also cares about it in all aspects. Anyone who thinks it is a big deal should pay more attention to it, self-defeating and endless.

In fact, the legal profession has its own laws. As the Buddha taught, everything is karma. If it is a cause, if it is a result, if it is mature, it will certainly bear the corresponding results. If you can understand the law of cause and effect, you will get what you want without asking for anything in return.

The category of karma covers all dharma circles! When to be born is actually due to the maturity of fate, and it is very detailed, as mentioned in the Buddhist scriptures of pregnancy. Similarly, death is also the result of the familiar cause of death. Among them, all the industry winds are floating. Although it seems that there is no owner, it conforms to the law of karma.

When the Buddha was in nirvana, he also told the public in advance that after March, he would show nirvana in the twin trees in Nagaro. This is also a deposit. It's just the incarnation of the Buddhas, it's just fate, and the Buddhas can't live or die. Helpless, the world is difficult to understand, I don't know the true Buddha! My brother has this karma and likes reading classics. You might as well read the Nirvana Sutra repeatedly. This sutra is full of nectar. May fellow practitioners in Dade taste this nectar!

Ordinary people choose the day only because of ignorance, and the Buddha chooses the day to show the law. Brother, since he can see through without insisting, it's better to go further. All phenomena are inseparable from the law of cause and effect. Then, those who don't know the law of cause and effect just fall into blind greed and care. Isn't this their antecedent and a kind of karma? Just the world doesn't know! Therefore, I fell into infinite persistence and trouble. May all sentient beings gain complete wisdom when they enter the Buddha, see through all false situations, put aside all obsessions, return to true wisdom and be at ease! Amitabha!