
The Lotus Sutra Enters the World: Manjushri and I Attain Enlightenment Amid the Mortal Realm
法华行世文殊与我共证红尘菩提
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Manjusri continued: "Now we can ask him to enter the world with the "Lingshan Jianxinlu" and travel around the world. Taking the twenty-eight chapters of the "Lotus Sutra" as the outline, in the world of mortals - walk for one kalpa, realize the first class of Dharma, practice the sutras, and seal the heart with the sutras. When the twenty-eight chapters are completed, you can understand your mind and see the nature, and know that the spiritual mountain is not dual, and the Buddha nature is inherent." There were murmurs in the puja. A Bodhisattva came out and said, "Manjushri, how can I take on such a great responsibility if I have no cultivation or attainment?" "Because there is no practice and no evidence, it is just a blank sheet of paper on which to draw the complete and wonderful appearance of the Lotus." Manjusri smiled, "In addition, in the Age of Dharma Ending, there is more formal practice and less practical practice. Now I am asking him not to keep the precepts, not sit in meditation, or recite sutras. , Only in the mortal world - to be a doctor, to be a teacher, to be a businessman, to be a businessman, to be a worker, to see the extraordinary in ordinary things, to realize Bodhi in troubles (knowing troubles is Bodhi) is the true meaning of the Lotus."