
The Essential Meaning of the Buddha's Amitabha Sutra
佛说阿弥陀经大义
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It's so transparent! I didn't understand it the first time. After reading "What Does the Sutra of Enlightenment Say", I read the original text several times, and after going back and reading it again, I felt like I understood the sutra. Thanks to the teacher, I couldn't understand Buddhist scriptures before. It turned out that I had never entered the Dharma Realm. Of course I couldn't understand it with the world's thinking. I couldn't understand the various metaphors in the public cases. Now when I look at the scriptures from the perspective of the Dharma Realm, I realize the various conveniences and profound meanings. Thanks to the teacher's three books, I entered the Dharma world for the first time.
It is the most supreme, too good, too wonderful. I cannot hear enough about the afterlife every day.
It turns out that going to the Western Paradise is not after death, but in the present moment, that is, entering the original mind. The teacher said it very well. I will listen to it every day from now on
Thanks, thanks! It's a great lecture. Listen to it often and you'll gain new insights every time you listen to it. Thank you, Namo Amitabha!