Can the wish you made still be changed?

Can you change the wish you made?

What is our wish?A bad wish.For example, near our temple, there is a Buddhist disciple named Zhang, who is the natural enemy of rabbits.Before he believed in Buddhism, he used iron wire to cover rabbits every winter.As for the mountainous areas, he can set up five or six hundred pieces this winter, which is a considerable number, and he has been doing it for many years.

Later, after he studied Buddhism and became a Buddhist disciple, he found that killing was wrong and he could never kill.From now on, no rabbits will be trapped, and they will be released frequently.This is an example, what does this example illustrate?Someone made a vow to see how many rabbits I have to trap in winter every year. He has made this vow, and it is really a lot. But he found that this is not possible, so he immediately changed the vow, so he can change it. First of all, understand this point.

Second, we should not change our good wishes easily.If we can't do this good wish, we want to adjust it, and it's OK to make an adjustment.But we should not give up our good wishes easily. Good wishes can lead us to do good deeds, and doing good deeds can lead us to achieve success.

Amitabha!I understand, my wish is better than the original wish. If I want to change it, should it be OK?

Of course, when we have no understanding of the meaning of Buddhism, the wishes we make may be gradually fulfilled.I just wanted to do good for the first time, but I don’t know why and how to do it.Then our wish may be just a kind of wish, and this wish is still not ultimate. When we have a more correct understanding of Buddhism as we improve our practice, our wish may be more complete, and our wish may be greater. It doesn’t matter. Let’s make up for it. Great wishes include small wishes.