The wisdom of Buddhism is understanding in a transcendental sense, and it is an awareness based on no leakage. For Buddhism, using transcendental wisdom to eliminate the karma of all living beings is the key to the cultivation of Buddhist mind. As a magic weapon among the "Three Treasures" of Buddhism, Buddhist scriptures record many folk stories originating from ancient Indian society. These stories have twists and turns and rich meanings. Sakyamuni used them to explain his opinions and ideas when he preached. They build a bridge between the secular level of praying for good deeds and the philosophical level of Buddhist exploration. This book selects 84 Buddhist stories with profound meanings from the vast and profound Buddhist classics, narrates them in simple and smooth words, and then explains Buddhist insights and life insights from a concise and unique perspective, helping modern people to stabilize and purify their souls, treat life with a clear mind, and live a joyful and comfortable life.