How does Buddhism explain myopia?
In Buddhism, myopia is considered as a manifestation of karma and karma. Due to the physical structure of the eyeball, people may feel blurred and can't see clearly, which is regarded as the performance of karma.
In addition, Buddhism also believes that myopia is determined by people's living habits and eating habits. If people often use their eyes, such as reading books, watching computers and watching mobile phones for a long time, it will increase eye fatigue and thus increase the risk of myopia. In addition, if people often eat spicy, greasy and irritating food, it will also cause irritation to their eyes and increase the risk of myopia.
Therefore, Buddhism believes that myopia is determined by the physical structure, karma, karma, living habits, eating habits and other factors of the eyeball.