A Direct Interpretation of the Surangama Sutra on the Head of the Buddha

The Enlightened Surangama, the Encyclopedia of Buddhist Doctrine, is a philosophical work that systematically and comprehensively explains Buddhist knowledge. The full name of this sutra is the Surangama Sutra of the Tathagata on the Great Buddha's Head. Why is it called such a name? Let's take a brief look at it. First of all, the first character is big, which is called 'Maha' in Sanskrit. It refers directly to our vast and boundless true nature, and our soul is the most vast. Everything is made from the heart! There is no difference between the three sentient beings in the mind of Buddha. Buddha, like all sentient beings, possesses the most vast, boundless and most omnipotent true nature. Buddha refers to enlightenment. We must awaken to this vast and boundless true nature in order to become a Buddha. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.