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How did the natural and man-made disasters in the world come about? That's what the Buddhist monks say
Why are there all kinds of natural and man-made disasters? In recent years, the hearts of the people in the world have become more and more deteriorating, fighting for land and cities, and killing each other. Man-made disasters are fierce, natural disasters are coming, floods, droughts and insects...
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校园
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What does natural and man-made disasters mean Natural disasters and man-made disasters Life Perception Sentences What is the next sentence of natural disasters and man-made disasters Serious damage and suffering caused by natural disasters and man-made disasters Natural disasters and man-made disasters, the world is impermanent, and the world is impermanent
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少女
社会
原创
亲子
益智
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Tibetan Calendar Inquiry II
Note: The source of these words is that this senior brother retold them according to the pictures that emerged in his mind under the blessing of the Buddha and Bodhisattva, and then arranged them into words.
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If you have such a disease, as well as natural and man-made disasters, you can all chant Buddha!
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Tibetan calendar query
Those who have such a disease, as well as natural and man-made disasters, recite the Buddha through all of them, however, a sentence of mida is immeasurable longevity and immeasurable light. With immeasurable longevity, those who recite the Buddha can.
Animal protection calendar, one picture and text a day [Animal Protection Calendar Total No. 230] (If the picture is inspired, long press the picture to share) Please join the animal protection calendar to check in! No..yuzhibolangzi@gmail.com The consequences of killing karma too much form a factor of natural and man-made disasters.