As the saying goes: "Those who know how to read watch the door, and those who don't know how to read watch the excitement." The book "The Light of Great Mighty Virtue - The Strange Life of Tantra Master Jerrodokizha" (formerly known as "The Biography of Retranslator") describes many incredible magical powers and wonderful supernatural powers. It is indeed very lively to read, but my focus in translating this book is not that. The brilliance of this book is: how a Dharma practitioner integrates all his life and spirit into the realm of Buddhism; how a highly accomplished person repositions the good and evil defilements in the mind, depending on whether all wisdom and convenience can be concentrated on the ultimate goal of saving all sentient beings. This kind of great convenience that goes beyond secular moral norms also includes the love between men and women and the ways of killing that ordinary people cannot understand, as well as those ingenious teaching methods that integrate Mahayana Buddhism and sutra and secret teachings into popular Taoist songs, etc.
Reader comments
Thanks for the translation. After I learned Buddhism, I was actually very disappointed with some aspects of Buddhism. I denied and attacked each other. Those who studied the Southern Tradition criticized the Han Tradition, and those who studied the Chinese Tradition denounced the Vajrayana. There were also Buddhists who denied all eminent monks and great virtues. I followed the recognized evil masters to study and deny the scriptures. I was very disappointed. Later I realized that the fault was not with Buddhism, but with people who are not as good as Dharma practitioners. In fact, many people are not suitable for learning Buddhism. They do not have a sound personality. I now feel that I am studying the Dharma but not a religious person.
Thanks to Master for blessing
This is a wonderful book, but unfortunately incomplete, with some chapters missing.
Thanks for the translation. After I learned Buddhism, I was actually very disappointed with some aspects of Buddhism. I denied and attacked each other. Those who studied the Southern Tradition criticized the Han Tradition, and those who studied the Chinese Tradition denounced the Vajrayana. There were also Buddhists who denied all eminent monks and great virtues. I followed the recognized evil masters to study and deny the scriptures. I was very disappointed. Later I realized that the fault was not with Buddhism, but with people who are not as good as Dharma practitioners. In fact, many people are not suitable for learning Buddhism. They do not have a sound personality. I now feel that I am studying the Dharma but not a religious person.
Thanks to Master for blessing
This is a wonderful book, but unfortunately incomplete, with some chapters missing.