I Wish

The Vows of the Seven Buddhas of Medicine Lazuli Light is based on the Sutra of the Original Vows and Merit of the Seven Buddhas of Medicine Lazuli Light. The story takes the forty-four great vows of the Seven Eastern Buddhas as the core and restores the classic dialogue and the core of the Dharma in the second volume. It begins with the Leyin Tree Dharma Assembly in Guangyan City, and Manjushri's compassion for the end of the Dharma and his invitation to the Seven Buddhas. In the middle stage, the wish-based interpretation of the suffering of sentient beings and the salvation of all sentient beings through the power of the vows is presented, and difficulties such as illness, prison, wrong views, and unexpected deaths are presented, as well as the induction of Buddha's power. The whole book runs through the three major conflicts of vows to overcome karma, salvation and salvation, and faith to overcome doubts and slander. The writing style is solemn and has narrative tension. It is faithful to the meaning of the scriptures and empathizes with ordinary people's stories. It creates distinctive images of Sakyamuni Buddha, Manjushri, Medicine Buddha, Twelve Yakshas, ​​etc., And shows the grand picture of the seven Buddhas' compassionate wishes to save all sentient beings. It is a Buddhist-themed novel that is loyal to the original text and has both literary and spiritual cores. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.