Philosophy of the World (III)

Namo Qiang Buddha said

《Philosophy of the World Law (III)

 Love and hate are born in harmony. If you love and hate, you must see, hear, and remember them. The three must be one of them. If you do not have one cause, your thoughts do not exist, so how can you have love, and the fate of hatred will be the same.

Love and hate must be based on certain conditions of fate and reason. This is true between heaven and earth, the way of the world, and the feelings of all things. There is no love without reason, nor no hatred without reason.For example, if we have not heard of someone or something we have never seen, or have not realized, and do not have any of these three factors or reasons, then it is impossible to know this person, and it is impossible to have the concept of this person; or it is impossible to know this thing or thing, and it is impossible to have the concept of this thing.Since this idea does not exist, how can we talk about love and hate? Therefore, love and hate must be based on the premise of fate and reason. For example, if we love or hate a person, then first of all, we have to see him, or see him at a glance, or his image, or his attitude, or his character, and have some feelings about us, so that we will develop a discriminatory heart, which is called the cause of harmony, and thus the result of love or hate.Therefore, only when there is fate and reason can there be love and hate.If there is no reason, the thoughts will not exist, and there will naturally be no love or hatred.