Yinlu Wuwu (Full Version)

This book takes the thought of cause and effect as its core, integrates the wisdom of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, and systematically sorts out the cultural foundation and core essence of cause and effect thought. The book traces the traditional cause and effect wisdom of Confucianism "accumulating good deeds and rejoicing" and Taoism "according to nature", explains the Buddhist theoretical system of "three generations of cause and effect" and "karma is not lost", and clarifies the boundaries between good and evil and the form of retribution. Through ancient and modern cases, it proves the law of "good deeds will be rewarded with good deeds and evil deeds will be rewarded with evil deeds", explains in detail the precepts of "doing no evil" and the practice path of "doing all good deeds", and extends to the practical methods of family kindness and social responsibility. Finally, it provides practical guides such as reflection on daily good thoughts, lists of good deeds, and transformation of evil thoughts, so that the wisdom of cause and effect can be implemented in life, and provides value guidance and action plans for individual physical and mental harmony, family harmony, and social harmony.