Packing: 50K paperback
Specification: ↑14.8 x 10.5cm
Note: With transparent book cover
 
brief introduction
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　　 The "Mahayana Lotus Sutra" consists of seven volumes and is divided into 28 items. "Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva Pumenpin" is the twenty-fifth item. It aims to introduce Avalokitesvara's great compassion, relief, and great inspiration. As long as you reciting the holy names and scriptures of the Bodhisattva piously, you will be able to interact with the Bodhisattvas by chance, gain the blessing of the Buddhas and dragons, eliminate disasters and avoid difficulties, and increase your blessings.
 
Amitabha
　　 The content explains the majesty of the Western Paradise, the origin and meaning of the name of Amitabha Buddha, and reveals that reciting the name of Amitabha Buddha is a convenient method for rebirth in the Western Paradise. It is the easiest way to learn Buddhism, and it also has vast wisdom and merit.
 
Eighty-eight Buddha Great Confession
Respect the Buddha and worship the sin and exterminate the sand river and recite the Buddha and the boundless blessing
　　 confession is a very important self-cultivation. The Buddhist scriptures say that beings with karmic obstacles use rituals to confess their sins, and it is known that confession is the foundation for learning Buddhism.
　　 The eighty-eight Buddha titles of the repentance are taken from the 53 Buddhas in the Sutra of Guanyao King Medicine on the Second Bodhisattva and the 35 Buddhas in the Sutra of Deciding Pini. The names of the Buddhas are made by Wande. The Ksitigarbha Sutra says that one Buddha's name is reciprocated and there are boundless merits; not to mention the honour of the eighty-eight Buddhas, the mighty virtue is even more incredible.
　　Through the process of devout worship and repentance, under the witness of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, eliminate all kinds of sins and karma caused by ignorance; purify the body and mind with the Dharma, turn negative emotions into positive energy, stabilize oneself and help others. This is what the Buddha says is "compassion."