The origin of the article: After reading the series "One Flower, One World", many readers responded that they were interested in learning about Buddhist scriptures, but the ancient texts were difficult to read. But the task of translating scriptures is too big, and interpreting scriptures may involve violating the law, so we really don't dare to do it! The scriptures should still be read in the original text in person to gain blessings.
After much thought, I can only introduce some stories of gods and Buddhas becoming enlightened. These stories are recorded in historical materials. Buddha Sakyamuni did exist in history, as did Milarepa Buddha. Like everyone else, I am familiar with the story of Buddha Sakyamuni's enlightenment, but the story of his spiritual practice that really made me cry is the story of Buddha Milarepa's spiritual practice that is relatively unfamiliar to everyone. There is a story of blood and tears about the transformation of human nature, as well as a touching friendship between teachers and students. Therefore, I rewrote his story into a vernacular text with a novel theme for the readers who are interested in Buddhism.
I put this article as the first in the series "One Tree, One Bodhi". This series will be like "Black and White" in that the protagonist's life is not smooth.
Reader comments
Is the author here to trick Brother Long? When I write it this way, I think the heroine is just a scheming person.
Is the author here to trick Brother Long? When I write it this way, I think the heroine is just a scheming person.