Experience Share: What Did I Get From Being Heart Pumped 3 Times?!✅

It's really hard to hear... one time is a death experience, but this is three times. 🫂

📌 1: Driving in a ditch because of sleep, from hard work, at the age of 25, a lung and bone fracture, a heart pump, an ICU sleep for 15 nights.

Second 📌: To a friend's wedding, allergic to seafood, to fall from the Chinese table, a friend sent to the heart pump hospital at the age of 30, sleep ICU 12 nights.

📌 3rd time: Go to New Year's party, come back diarrhea, vomit and shoot non-stop, sleep in the bathroom, sober, hurry to call friends before being shocked because of losing too much water, friends send heart pump hospital in time

😔 today, we are afraid of the narrow, afraid of the dark and cold, not wearing clothes or tight statues, afraid of suffocation. We have always thought about what we have done.

✅ if you look at mainstream Buddhism,

The short answer is: not that everything that happens = old karma alone.

In Buddhism, the Buddha explained that what happens to a person's life comes from many factors, such as:

• Old (past actions)

• Current karma (action, self-care, decision-making now)

• Physical condition (disease, health history, genetics)

• Environment / coincidence

• The actions of others

So you've been pumped three times.

👉 doesn't mean "you have heavy karma" or "punished."

Buddhism does not teach to look at karma as self-blaming.

Another angle described by many monks is

Karma is not a judgment, but a lesson and condition of life.

Someone's already dead.

• Tender heart

• Understand impermanence

• See the value of breath

• Or be more kind to others

If you look at it this way, your experience may not be "karma that hurts," but it may be the cause of wisdom, so we think that in our bad luck, we are lucky, we are wise ♥️ is to

🙏🏻 mercy + alms is the heart of Buddhism, not just thought, but changing the inner self.

In a fair way, he considered

• Mercy is a heart that is free from fear and straits.

• Eat is to loosen the grip of "this is mine."

Many people eat because they want merit.

But people who have been through death like us

Often eating because of understanding impermanence

And know that giving is the lightest of heart.

The Buddha said,

"Eat as a gross repairer."

And mercy is to calm down without force.

The deeper ⚠️ is

When you have mercy and give

You're not adding new karma.

And is changing the direction of life without saying anything.

Maybe the reason you're still here

Probably not to "atone for karma."

But to pass on a little tenderness to the world.

If you want to call this in the language

I think it's a treasure - a treasure that doesn't burn, the water doesn't flood, death can't take away.

We would like to tell you what we found. May all friends be merciful and eat in their hearts. Amen.# lemon 8 diary # Sick # MercyLet's eat.# Healthy with lemon8