Buddhism is like a dazzling white light, illuminating all the movements in the realm of desire, form, and formless realm, enabling people to free themselves from troubles, escape the cycle of life and death, and escape suffering and gain happiness. When you reach the other shore of enlightenment, you will gain great wisdom and enable people to achieve harmony in their affairs, have no hindrance in their affairs, and have no hindrance in everything. Buddhism is also like a dazzling white light that guides people to stop evil and practice good, not to fall into the three paths, to cultivate their moral character and nature, to cultivate blessings and wisdom, to improve step by step, to be pure and untainted, to be free and undisturbed, and to have a peaceful mind without any troubles. Therefore, the Buddha Dharma is always a wisp of white light, bright and clear. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are angels spreading light all over the place. They are pure and kind, using their hearts of great kindness and compassion, working tirelessly to save all sentient beings day and night. The great compassionate Bodhisattvas, like a mother caring for a baby, sympathize with all living beings, allowing all living beings to return to their mother's embrace, awaken to enlightenment, and return home on their way home. Therefore, Bodhisattvas are light and Dharma is light. Can sentient beings be able to see it?
