※Common scriptures in temples
Covering: 28K booklet
Specification: ↑25.5x10.8cm
Note: Comes with exquisite book box
 
brief introduction
 Diamond Sutra
There are six Chinese translations, and the one translated by Master Yao Qin Kumarajiva is the most widely circulated. According to the textual research of Jiang Weinongjushi, there are a total of five eight thirty seven characters. This book has been re-edited and printed based on the Kumarajiva translation. If there are any differences between the texts of Longzang, Taishozang or Jiangweinong, they are marked with notes for reference. It aims to describe the emptiness and compassion of Mahayana Buddhism, teach the Buddha how to get rid of things and resolve all worries; and use the wisdom of Vajrayana to see the mind, be free and unobstructed, and become a Buddha consciously. Diamonds are strong in nature and are not damaged by others. Prajna means wisdom. Paramita is the meaning of reaching the other shore and consummating the end. Therefore, the Vajra Prajna Paramita means "in the words of the Buddha, the great wisdom that is immortal and indestructible, as far as the other side is, the ultimate completion."
Pharmacist Sutra
The Pharmacist Sutra translated by Master Xuanzang usually means this kind of sutra. Compared with the original scriptures, the names of "Eight Bodhisattvas" and the words "Pharmacist Empowerment Mantra" have been added. The merits and benefits of the Pharmacist Sutra are very profound and very realistic! Not only is it able to "confess sins, eliminate disasters", "cultivating blessings, and cultivate wisdom," but it can also "save death and gain merit." We have both been born in "humanity" and have already encountered "Dharma". If we don't know how to cherish or grasp the cause, and we don't practice "pharmacist method", it would be a shame!