Padmasambhava: the Sevenfold Destiny of Karma and the Path to Enlightenment

This is an epic Buddhist narrative work based on the true deeds of Lotus Sini recorded in Buddhist classics, integrating the Jataka, the Sutra of Wise and Foolish, and the Miscellaneous Treasure Sutra, and focusing on "reincarnation of cause and effect, breaking of attachments to enlightenment, and saving lives with compassion." The story begins with Padmasani starting from the abyss of extreme suffering in the human world, looking back on the entanglement of karma in seven lives. After going through layers of trials such as betrayal, death, humiliation, and questioning, under the enlightenment of the Buddha and the Venerable Moggallana, she transformed from an ordinary woman obsessed with love and hate to an Arahant bhikshuni who cut off confusion, realized the truth, and broadened the reach of all sentient beings. The work abandons empty preaching, and uses strong plots, strong emotions, and strong conflicts as carriers to integrate core Buddhist principles such as "Twelve Causes and Conditions", "Six Paramitas" and "All Dharmas are Selfless" into every choice, every suffering, and every step of practice of the characters. It not only shows the cruelty and impermanence of reincarnation, but also demonstrates the redemptive power of Buddhism and the ultimate light of enlightenment. In the immersive story, the audience/reader can understand the wisdom of life that cause and effect are true and troubles are Bodhi.