An Analysis of the Diamond Sutra

"Analysis of the Diamond Sutra" decodes the wisdom of the "Diamond Sutra" from a unique perspective. The questions and answers between Buddha and Subhuti form the hidden thread of the story. As the thirty-two levels progress, the practitioner "I" steps into this world of Prajna. "I" was once trapped in the obsession of "self-image" and struggled with worldly troubles. I encountered the glimmer of wisdom in the sutras and followed the dialogue between Buddha and Subhuti to explore. From "Vajra" as a metaphor for wisdom breaking down attachments, to "Paramit" as a guide to the other side of practice, "I" witnesses the freedom and ease of "non-absence" when giving, and realizes the dialectic of breaking duality. Every interpretation is a confrontation between "I" and obsession: when deconstructing the "Dharma", let go of the inherent understanding of things; use the "right or wrong" and "is the name" sentence patterns to break free from the constraints of words and mental conditions. During this practice, "I" gradually awakened and saw the reality of "emptiness" with the wisdom in the sutras. From the confusion on the other side of life and death, I moved towards the clarity on the other side of Nirvana, completing a spiritual transformation and rebirth.