Your character is your Feng Shui

I read a story in a book about a man named Ma San in ancient times. He was loyal and honest, and had a kind heart.

Although his family was not rich, whenever he saw someone in trouble, Ma San would provide food for relief.

After his father passed away, Ma San went to a Feng Shui master to find a treasure land for his old father.

When Ma San led Mr. Feng Shui to his own field, he suddenly stopped and saw three people digging sweet potatoes in the field.

"They are digging secretly, why don't you step forward to stop them?" the old gentleman asked.

"Those three people are needy households in the town. To be honest, I often helped them before, but today they came to dig it themselves, which saves a lot of trouble."

"Everywhere here is a geomantic treasure. It seems that my trip is in vain!"

Ma San was puzzled, and the old man put it bluntly:

"A kind-hearted person." , God will take care of you, and no matter how good the treasure is, if you are evil, you will not get blessings."

There is an old saying: "Benevolence, justice, etiquette, and kindness are bestowed upon people, and they are like goods and corn. The same goes for family. ”

A person’s greatest wealth is his character and education.

Character is something that cannot be seen or touched, but it cannot be replaced by anything.

Many times, what determines how far a person can go and whether he or she can achieve success in the future is not how high his or her IQ is, but how profound his conduct is.

Character is a person’s most valuable asset. People with bad character cannot move forward.