Cultivation must be long-lasting, continuously practice. When you can keep your heart stick to the cultivation, continuously practise without laziness, you'll succeed in Buddhism. Also being attach to worldly things, such as wealth, will cause you drop to lower realm. Below is a story about a monk who attached to money, greed on money. The monk after his death fell into the birth of a turtle. He requested his friend in the monastery to save him, using the money to do good deeds and offer to the Sangha.
There's another story about someone who recites "Maha Karuna Dharani" (大悲咒 - da bei zhou). He recites the Maha Karuna Dharani for years. And this is called real skill in cultivation. You may focus on one Dharma Door and will get the fruit. The only worry is that the laziness that stops you half way. Remember long-term continuous cultivation in Buddhism will yield fruit.
Master Da An answers questions on the existence of UFOs and Aliens
Do you believe in UFOs? Have you ever thought about the existence of UFOs according to religion? I think you must feel curious whether we are the only so-called human beings in the universe. The truth is in Buddhism there are countless universe, countless beings. And thus, we should not think that we are the only living beings in this world.
Have you ever watched a video about UFOs or aliens from the view of Buddhism? I just found a question and answer video, spoken by Master Da An from China which discussed about the existence of UFOs and aliens from the view of Buddhism.
Have you ever watched a video about UFOs or aliens from the view of Buddhism? I just found a question and answer video, spoken by Master Da An from China which discussed about the existence of UFOs and aliens from the view of Buddhism.
What does Candle/Lamp/Light mean in Buddhism?
In Buddhist ceremony, you can usually see light of candle or light of lamp. What does it mean when being used in Buddhism? For the answer of this question, you can see the nature of light of a candle. "Candle" is being used here as at those former times, candles are very common compared to other source of light.
Qing Jing Fa Shen Fo (清净法身佛) - a Buddhist song by Angela An (安又琪)
Qing Jing Fa Shen Fo (清净法身佛) - means "Pure Dharmakaya Buddha" is a very well-known Buddhist song. This video is about this Buddhist song which is sung by Angela An (安又琪). Angela An is a Chinese singer who usually sings pop song. But maybe this is her only Buddhist song video. She is one of many Chinese celebrities who ever sings Buddhist songs.
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