1. Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's Original Vow Sutra, also known as "Ksitigarbha's Original Vow Sutra", "Ksitigarbha's Original Prayer Sutra" and "Ksitigarbha's Original Vow Sutra". Collected in the thirteenth volume of "Taisho Zang". It is recorded in the sutra that Sakyamuni Buddha preached the Dharma to his mother, Lady Maya, in the Trayastrim Palace.

The Buddha praised Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva’s grand vow in the sutra: “If hell is not empty, I will never become a Buddha, save all sentient beings, and achieve Bodhi.” Typical examples include the story of the Brahmin girl and the bright-eyed girl who saved their mother.

2. The Diamond Sutra was written in ancient India in 494 BC. The Diamond Sutra is an important Buddhist classic. According to different translations, the full name is slightly different. Kumarajiva's translation is called "Vajra Prajna Paramita Sutra", while Tang Xuanzang's translation is "Breaking Vajra Prajna Paramita Sutra".

After the "Diamond Sutra" was introduced into China, there were six translations from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty. The "Vajra Prajnaparamita Sutra" translated by Kumarajiva was the most popular. Tang Xuanzang's translation of "The Sutra of Breaking the Vajra Prajnaparamita" has 8208 words, which is an important supplement to Kumarajiva's translation. Other translations are less widely circulated.

3. The "Amitabha Sutra" is written by Sakyamuni Buddha in the southern Gion monastery of Sāvasti City in the Kosala Kingdom, together with the elder Sariputta and other sixteen great disciples, Manjushri and other great Bodhisattvas, and A classic spoken by many Buddhist disciples. The main content of "Amitabha Sutra" has three aspects: firstly, it introduces in detail the various specialities of the Western Paradise, the World of Retribution and the World of Righteous Retribution, so that all living beings can have faith and believe in the Pure Land method of reciting the Buddha's name.

4. "Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva's Universal Door Edition", referred to as "Universal Door Edition". It was originally a chapter in the Lotus Sutra of Wonderful Dharma. As the belief in Avalokitesvara became increasingly popular in China, it was extracted from the Chinese translation and became a separate version that is convenient for upholding, reading and reciting. Its origin seems to be only OK at first.

5. "The Yuantong Chapter of Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva chanting Buddha's name" comes from the fifth volume of "Surangama Sutra". Due to the advocacy of Master Yinguang, the thirteenth generation founder of Pure Land Sect, it has become one of the five classics and one treatise of Chinese Pure Land Sect. Yipinjing.

In the Surangama Conference, Sakyamuni Buddha asked the great Bodhisattvas how to enter meditation and gain enlightenment. Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva said that he succeeded in practicing the method of chanting Buddha's name. The key was to "take in all the six roots. "Pure thoughts continue", concentrate on remembering the Buddha and chanting Buddha's name, maintain pure thoughts, and continue continuously.

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Sentences about Buddhist scriptures:

1. With few desires and inaction, the body and mind are at ease; gains and losses follow the conditions, and the heart does not increase or decrease; if the heart is frivolous, Keep your mind down and know that if your mind is pure, the country will be peaceful, and if your mind is calm, you will be able to avoid disasters.

2. Even if your work remains intact for hundreds of thousands of kalpas, and when the causes and conditions converge, you will receive the retribution yourself.

3. There is no sign of self, no sign of no one, no sign of living beings, and no sign of lifespan.

4. Everything in the past is like dying yesterday, and everything in the future is like being born today.

5. Buddha: "Why do monks kill people?" Buddha's Sword: "We can explain it differently, we can't explain it, we can't explain it! Killing is to protect life, killing karma is not killing people!"