What is the meaning of “destiny”
Please tell me the meaning of “do your best to wait for destiny”
I'm looking for my missing beloved cat right now.
The motto is “do your best to wait for destiny,” and I have been searching for it with encouragement from a broken heart.
However, as an amateur, I did quite a few different search activities, but I didn't get any information.
While I was waiting for “Tenmei,” I came across Hasunoha when I couldn't sleep, couldn't eat, and felt frustrated and torn. They answered my questions, and also read questions and answers from people who have suffered in similar situations in the past, and I was very comforted by the way they perceive vast things that are different from the dry values of modern society.
I noticed that it seemed like I was taking “destiny” only as “good news.” However, as I read the questions and answers on Hasunoha, I realized that “destiny” does not mean good news, and that it is something bigger that includes everything good and bad about life (sorry for not being able to say it well).
I was burnt, frustrated, and crying, saying, “Why didn't good news come when I was desperately trying to do my best, or maybe I let that precious child die in a painful, painful, and cruel way,” but I was even more grateful that the life of a cat, the life of a human, and their separate lives met, and I realized that the true meaning of “waiting for destiny” is to accept everything about my way of life until now in a big way (understood It's a difficult sentence, right? Excuse me)
For me, who had been waiting for all the good news, it was shocking to realize what this meant. A completely different world unfolded when I thought that “waiting for destiny” would mean accepting both good and bad results as they are.
I am a helpless owner who puts my beloved cat in danger. Some people will say they are not qualified to get involved with animals. However, I feel that if I don't forgive myself little by little, I won't even be able to breathe in the future and I won't have the power to search for cats.
I'm sorry, I almost ended up confessing to myself.
In summary, what I wanted to ask the monk is the Buddhist interpretation of the phrase “do your best to wait for destiny.” I've heard that it was originally a Confucian word, but I'd like you to tell me what it means to “do your best to wait for your destiny.”
