Clyde: Result of Fate or Bad Choices?

James Allen said: "People are made by themselves, made by themselves, he is promoted by doing the right choice. As a master of power, wisdom and love, and of his own thoughts, he is in every situation The American tragedy written by Theodore Dreiser shows the choice in Clyde Griffith 's life. Due to his choice in life, he is destined to fail. Clyde ignored the results to meet his needs and needs and proved his decision to be free will, not the result of fate.

Our actions and actions determine our destiny. Good deeds and actions will bring a good fate. Bad behaviors and actions will lead to bad fate. In order to be happy, we must do good. No one wants to suffer a bad fate, but we can avoid bad fate only by not doing bad things. This truth runs through the three worlds and ten directions both eternally and universally. If students study hard, they will get good grades and eventually get employment. We can clearly see how the hard work reasons will produce good results. Your deep trust in 'the law of causality' shows how deeply we believe in Buddhism. When we think of stealing, we should not do this to avoid the bad results of being arrested. Again, these ideals are still valid in three worlds and ten directions.

Fate and freedom affect the outcome of the game. Both of these situations occur each day in human life. The decision people make is either destiny or free will. Do you do something, is it the person who chooses to say fate? The choice of error is the result of free will. Fate generates instances, and they can sometimes be bad. Free will and destiny work together, and take action in the life of others. For example, fate and freedom will help guide the way of death of Romeo and Juliet. The future of Romeo and Juliet was destined from the beginning. In the process, both decided to make the prologue a reality.