The Vajra Prajnaparamita Sutra was translated by Bodhiliu Zhi Sanzang in the Northern Wei Dynasty. It plays an important role in the Buddhist classic system and is the core classic of the Prajna Buddhism. The sutra uses the question and answer between Subhuti and the Buddha to explain emptiness and separation, emphasizing that giving without abiding in appearance should give birth to a mind without abiding, breaking the attachment to all phenomena in the world and the Dharma itself, and revealing the nature of all potential dharmas like dreams and bubbles. Believers who study and uphold it devoutly can understand the wisdom of emptiness, eliminate karmic obstacles, increase blessings and wisdom, deal with worldly affairs with a pure mind, and gradually move towards liberation and achieve supreme Bodhi.
