*INTRO: How Sutras Keep the Same Content, Not Even One Word Has Changed after Thousands of Years.

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  • @TamMuiLeung
    @TamMuiLeung หลายเดือนก่อน +11

    恭喜 恭喜。終於大功告成 功德無量 感恩你們的慈悲 阿彌陀佛❤ 🙏🙏🙏

    • @Mahayana-Pureland
      @Mahayana-Pureland  หลายเดือนก่อน +6

      漢傳佛法,尤其是淨土法門,無上殊勝,可惜西方社會資源有限,我們“拋磚引玉”的拙作,希望能讓更多有志之士投入這項有意義的工作。
      無限感恩大家護持的功德。上淨下空老法師曾說,護法功德比弘法功德更為殊勝,有護法才可能使弘法工作圓滿。我們在此謹代表一切有緣眾生向所有護法致上最誠摯的感恩🙏🙏🙏南無阿彌陀佛🙏🙏🙏

  • @gracechou429
    @gracechou429 หลายเดือนก่อน +8

    Great interpretation, great video.

    • @Mahayana-Pureland
      @Mahayana-Pureland  หลายเดือนก่อน +6

      Myriads of thanks for your continuous long term support! Your persistence is truly amazing! With this persistence, we believe that you can also recite Amitabha persistently and obtain Amitabha's great blessing to be reborn into the Pure Land in this lifetime. Keep up your good work! We will meet together in the Land of Ultimate Bliss😇🙏🙏🙏❤

  • @sailam6247
    @sailam6247 หลายเดือนก่อน +7

    The 500 arhats and Venerable Ananda worked their hearts out to preserve the peerless value of Buddhist Sutras. Buddha Shakyamuni left infinite treasures on our planet earth during his 300 dharma assemblies (that includes supernatural beings, Gods) to take the dharma treasures back to their respective realms. Doctrine and Principles are the best explanation of Sutras.? In Buddhism, One is All, All is One. Put simply, the 500 arhats and us within the 3 periods of time are interconnected and inseparable from our innate self nature or heart nature.
    This Introduction is well elaborated ... Namo Amituofo, Namo Shakyamuni and his 500 Arhats

    • @Mahayana-Pureland
      @Mahayana-Pureland  หลายเดือนก่อน +7

      Your penetrating view is meritorious! The stories of how the Buddha's teachings were formed and passed down are very touching. Every time we read these stories, we were often in tears. May more people fathom the profound and precious value of the sutras, and further embark on the incredible journey of ending their reincarnations. Myriads of thanks for your support🙏🙏🙏Namo Amitabha🙏🙏🙏

  • @nameless-yd6ko
    @nameless-yd6ko 23 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Reincarnation is a fallacy!;
    Mystically, Karma is the momentary (local) reflection of the Absolute Perfection/Balance of the One (ALL-inclusive) Universe (aka 'God', Consciousness/Mind, etc...)!
    Whatever the moment brings is in perfect accord with the Universe/God, whether comfortable or not.
    Just accept the moment's Karma with Gratitude!
    Acceptance is unconditional Love and Karma is 'God/Universe, etc...'.
    To accept Karma is to accept 'God', to become One with!
    "What a man loves, he is. If he loves a stone he is that stone, if he loves a person he is that person, if he loves God - nay, I durst not say more; were I to say, he is God, he might stone me. I do but teach you the scriptures." - Meister Eckhart
    "The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy. What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly."
    --Richard Bach
    All is perfection just the way it is!

    • @Mahayana-Pureland
      @Mahayana-Pureland  23 วันที่ผ่านมา +3

      Where does karma come from?
      Our lives are tormented by eight kinds of sufferings: birth, aging, illness, death, separating with loved ones, associating with resented ones, being unable to get what we want, and having the five flaming skandhas.
      The Buddha gave up his throne in order to find a solution. Upon His ultimate enlightenment, He found it!
      Reincarnation is the most basic truth that the Buddha taught. Ending reincarnation is ending suffering.
      Without understanding the truth of life and the universe, especially understanding the most basic truth of reincarnation to accept the very profound cause and effect, "accept karma with gratitude" is easier said than done. Therefore, many people when encountering injustice give rise to "revenge" instead of "accepting with gratitude, causing carnage everywhere around the world.
      Thanks for your comment my friend, may all Buddhas and Amitabha bless you and all suffering beings to reveal their wisdom to "accept karma with gratitude."
      Namo Amitabha!