If you are lucky, you will blame yourself. This article is classified as follows: Proverbs were published on 2013/12/10 During the Ganlu period in the Tang Dynasty, there was a prime minister named Wang Ya, who was a senior official with great power. Thousands of servants have to pay a lot of food expenses every day, and they have endless wealth. His kitchen adjoins a temple. Every day, the washing water in the kitchen is poured into the ditch and flows into the monk temple. One day, an old monk in the temple suddenly found something white in the water flowing in the ditch, as big as snowflakes and as small as jade flakes. On closer inspection, it turned out to be excellent white rice, which was washed in a bowl by Prime Minister Wang in the kitchen. The elder folded his hands and said "Amitabha". He immediately asked the Taoist priest in the temple kitchen to pick up the leftover rice in the ditch with a colander, wash off the silt in the Qingshui River, spread it in a sieve to dry, and collect it with a magnetic cylinder. In less than three or four months, the magnetic cylinder is full. In two years, I have accumulated more than six vats.

Wang Ya, the Prime Minister, only said that wealth will last for a thousand years and luxury will last for a thousand generations. Who knows that joy begets sorrow, and once you violate the court, you don't know life and death. At this time, all the guests and servants fled and the warehouse was occupied by the enemy. There are 23 people in Prime Minister Wang's family who have no food, and the voice of starvation and crying reaches the temple next door. Hearing this, the elders took out the food accumulated in the jar and gave it to them. Only then did they tide over the difficulties. Prime Minister Wang asked the elder, why are you so many meters? The elder said, this rice is not from our temple, but from your family! Then I told the story again. After hearing this, the Prime Minister Wang Ya was ashamed and even committed suicide. That's what happened: he was blessed with more disasters and took responsibility for himself.

Play the proverb: blessed are we, and we are in trouble together.

Note: it means that disaster comes from the mouth and everything happens for a reason, no wonder anyone.

You deserve it, you deserve it, you take it, you eat it, you do it, you can't live.

Antisense: God's will is hard to violate a blessing in disguise, how can you know that it is not a blessing?

Example: If you are lucky enough to encounter a disaster, you must take the responsibility yourself. You should consider all the consequences, and you should know that everything will come.

Buddha is in my heart, wine and meat wear intestines to build nests and lay eggs.