My daughter is almost two years old. My mother believes in Buddhism, teaches her daughter to kowtow and worship Buddha, and recites Amitabha. We don't agree. How does this affect children? What should

My daughter is almost two years old. My mother believes in Buddhism, teaches her daughter to kowtow and worship Buddha, and recites Amitabha. We don't agree. How does this affect children? What should we do? I agree with Jing Lingyun. I don't know anything at an early age. Why do you believe those superstitious things? Look at your mother. Although she believes in Buddhism, she forced your daughter to believe, and she didn't even give you any freedom. Why do you believe in such a Buddha? Just a small group. Besides, you never believed it. Are you still alive? What did he give you, a beautiful family or a healthy child? Now you're worried about whether to convince your child. If the Buddha is really as good as Buddhists say, how can it bring you such trouble?

Don't listen to what Buddhists say so beautifully. Look at Sakyamuni, who abandoned his wife and children, even failed to fulfill the minimum responsibilities of a father and a husband, and spared all sentient beings. Come on, are you kidding me? If everyone is as filial as he is, who is he filial to? Is he filial to his parents? His mother died because she gave birth to him. I think it's a ghost.

People who believe in Buddhism are either seeking fame or profit. Doing good deeds on the surface is actually atoning for oneself, and others have become their tools. Using others, this is Buddhism. There is also the release, buy some cheap fish and shrimp to release, why no one buys abalone and elephants to release, but they are not willing to give up money and deceive others.

Just look at the proportion of Buddhist suicides around the world. Hum, this negative thing, please think about it yourself.