No matter what fine food, even the most delicious delicacies in the human world are used to worship and offer food, in the eyes of the gods, these delicacies look like excrement. It is far more delicate and subtle than the food in the human world. It will not touch the food worshiped by the human world at all, and it does not require humans to provide any form of entertainment. The Brahma gods in the form realm do not need to eat. They only feed on higher levels of Zen joy.

The Buddha said in the Pali Tripi?aka and the 129th Sutra of Sages and Fools: "There is no analogy that can describe the happiness of heaven. The happiness of a wheel-turning holy king (the king who rules the world), It is less than one ten thousandth of the happiness in heaven.”

So, who will eat the sacrifices that people offer to the gods? Only you, the blessed ghosts and ghosts, and the ghosts who rely on Tarshish can eat it. No matter how devoutly and respectfully a person prays, a person who does evil will naturally be farther away from the "gods" he admires, let alone expect that the gods he admires will bless him or help him realize his wishes.

If people can perform good deeds to worship their gods, it will make them even happier, because the gods welcome everyone to be reborn in the heavens as their friends. Gods generally have innate supernatural powers and can know what good deeds they have done in the past and are reborn in the heaven to enjoy themselves. Some gods also know that when their good deeds are exhausted, they will fall from the heaven. Therefore, they It is also necessary to accumulate merit and blessings. However, because the heaven is so happy, there is no one to even receive charity.