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167 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1993
If an initiated student, (following the great vow of Master Lian Sheng and his spirit of salvaging the world), makes, with compassion and loving kindness, a great vow to liberate sentient beings, he should first commit no evil deeds, and then perform all virtuous deeds. That is, one should eliminate one's greed, anger and ignorance, and then practice the Six Perfections (Paramitas) of the Bodhisattvas. In Dharma practice (sadhana), one starts with the Four Preliminaries, continues with the Guru Yoga, then the Personal Deity Yoga, and finally achieves response in the great Vajra Yoga and the Highest Yoga Tantra.
Practice daily and consistently, as consistently as one takes ones meals, because Dharma practice is nutrition for the mind. Strive to progress. One will receive the light from the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, purifying one's negative karma and eliminating misfortunes, while increasing one's blessings and wisdom.
Eventually, the wonderful psychic responses from the Holy Red Crown Vajra Master Lian Sheng will manifest themselves, and miracles will occur. One who experiences these will gain more confidence. Any student of the True Buddha School who has psychic responses should treat them as an encouragement, not become attached to them by becoming complacent. Further, students should humbly improve themselves, pursuing the correct results, and attaining Supreme Perfect Enlightenment.
The mystical experiences of refuge students which are contained in this book are completely factual. However, due to fear for their reputations, some students do not wish their names to be published. Therefore, some fictitious names have been used instead of real ones. This is unavoidable and I hope readers will understand.
To help a confused world we need real occurrences of mystical experiences. Today there exist not only despicable minds, murders, robberies, and sexual assaults, but also heavy emphasis is placed by people on personal fame and gain. Where many disasters occur, theories alone are not sufficient. Some Dharma preachers depend on theories alone, expounding only on them, but listeners will not believe them because there are no facts to support the theories. Some people condemn mystical experiences as manifestations of evil spirits. As a matter of fact, mystical experiences are phenomena which are part of Buddha Dharma practices. Many practitioners only start to believe and practice sincerely after they have had mystical experiences.
Mystical experience is an expedient means for the Bodhisattvas to help all beings release themselves from sufferings. This view has been misunderstood by many "left-home people" (monks), who are unable to receive mystical experiences themselves, and so condemn them as evil occurrences. True Buddha practitioners should strive to awaken to their original nature and transcend life and death. It is only through actual practice that one receives mystical experience, perfect understanding, enlightenment, and the attainment of the supreme Buddha path.