She once saw an interesting dialectical question.
Question: Is love accidental or inevitable?
Assuming it was accidental, does the subsequent encounter always require fate? People who believe in past and present lives must be happy to accept this view. Buddhism says there is cause and effect, the cause of past lives and the results of this life. I have looked back five hundred times in my past and present lives just to pass you by in this life. Then this accidental love must be a huge cause planted in the previous life. And to promote this love, apart from the accident, if the two people did not meet face-to-face, would it be just passing by each other again and again? Inevitability should be one of the necessary and sufficient conditions for love. For example, when they meet by chance, their meeting makes acquaintance inevitable; He (she) tried every means to get close to her (him), which made the subsequent encounter and acquaintance inevitable. For another example, without chance, they would not know each other, and there would be no inevitable love.
His and her love. It was she who turned chance into necessity.
Conception: