佛說十二生肖死後歸處有玄機！這幾個生肖容易墮入餓鬼道，屬兔屬雞的人一定要避開這件事

Do you think the ghosts in the Hungry Ghost Realm are hungry because they have nothing to eat? Wrong. Buddhist scriptures clearly state: food turns into burning coals at their mouths, not because there's nothing, but because they "can't digest" it. In this era of extreme material abundance, many of us are actually living through the "Hungry Ghost Realm"—earning money yet still feeling anxious, having love yet constantly worrying about losing it, working hard yet always feeling others are better than ourselves. Where does the problem lie? In this video, we won't talk about superstition or offer empty platitudes. We'll combine the profound wisdom of the Yogacara school of Buddhism with modern psychology to thoroughly analyze this "rumination-like obsession." Especially for those born in the years of the Rabbit and Rooster, your underlying psychology harbors a very subtle form of "mental indigestion." Understanding your weaknesses means you've already gone further than most people. It's not that you lack blessings, but that you need to learn to "enjoy blessings." If you have friends born in the Year of the Rabbit or the Year of the Rooster, or someone who always lacks a sense of security and pushes themselves too hard, please forward this video to them. Tell them: Let go, you have far more than you think. 💡 If you found this content inspiring, please give it a like and tell me in the comments: What's your zodiac sign? What do you feel is the source of your "sense of lack"? 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications for continuous insights into traditional Chinese culture and psychological awareness! #MentalDissipation #Rabbit #Rooster #TraditionalChineseWisdom #BuddhistPsychology #Security #Anxiety #ZodiacPersonality #SelfImprovement