Do not easily interfere with others' karma; the law should not be lightly transmitted, and the way should not be cheaply sold. Many people do not understand this principle: someone borrows money to buy a car and he acts as a guarantor; someone borrows to buy a house, and he lends money for the down payment; someone gambles or visits prostitutes, and he lends money; there are also cases where he takes on all household chores and debts for his children, or chooses jobs and marriage for his children—these are all interventions in others' karma. Sometimes, helping others does not necessarily lead to better outcomes; the saying "favor begets resentment" actually means interfering with others' karma. It’s fine to give someone food when they are hungry, but if you have to support others for 3 months or a year, that becomes your problem. Interactions between people are a form of energy exchange. Being around the poor and the wealthy will absorb their energy; ordinary people hanging out with big shots every day will naturally have their energy boosted. The way follows nature; do not have a savior mentality when intervening in others' karma. Everyone, including your loved ones, children, and parents, has their own purpose and mission. Do not interfere with others' experiences of joy, anger, sorrow, and highs and lows. Just like when we analyze BTC and ETH market trends, even if we express our subjective opinions, it’s best not to give advice to others—if they lose money, it’s their own problem.