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Deities and Faith

Can I approach and thank deities without a particular problem?

English translation draft · Based on the Chinese article. This is not a word-for-word translation approved by Master Shengyuan.

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Yes. Problems are not a prerequisite for closeness. Worship, thanks for recent care, or simply talking with deities can express intention.

Practitioners shared that friends without a particular question still wished to approach Master Ji Gong and receive blessings. Others returned to thank him after guidance and new work or life developments. Divine relationships can include this gratitude.

If confused, explain the issue and explore it. If not, do not invent a problem to justify visiting. A friend registered for consultation simply hoping for closeness and blessing.

A company owner prayed to the Bodhisattva during the day and returned that evening with flowers and fruit. I had not known the request. He later explained that funds for honoring checks had become available and the issue was resolved, so he returned in thanks. This was his feedback. In my faith experience, gratitude shown in action after help can deepen trust.

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