Koo Chung-ling: A Call to Save the World

This interview was recorded on August 16, 2018. Koo Chung-ling, a prominent figure in the business world, sought deliverance through the Dharma Body Chao Du performed by Practitioner Su at the Hsiang Kuang Pure Land Buddhist Centre. In this testimony, he reflects on the exhaustion of his worldly life and his commitment to the mission of saving the world.

Koo Chung-ling speaks:

"One head, one tail—there is no need for many words. A person's heart is written clearly upon their face for all to see. Day after day, we come and go, back and forth, but what is it all for? Life is nothing more than this, so why must we be so frantically busy? In the end, what we exchange it for is rarely a good outcome. The true cries from within my heart have never been heard by anyone. Sometimes, I truly feel as though I am about to lose patience with myself, yet I am forced to suppress my temper. To undertake a great enterprise, one must remain calm, especially when it concerns this yet-to-be-developed mission of saving the world.

The Necessity of Spiritual Awakening

I have decided to post this interview manuscript online. My own spirit is in complete agreement with this; otherwise, I would not know when I might finally connect to the truth or when I might truly wake up. I hope that my own body can be awakened by the sounding of the great bell. Any thought of a 'way out' or the preservation of 'face'—I can let all of that go. There is no need to fear suspicion or slander, for I am presenting myself here in total truth, speaking the words from the depths of my heart every single day.

Exhaustion and the Search for Truth

The constant churning of society has truly worn me out. I am weary of the faces of the political and business elite. I say this loudly, and I say it with great emotion: it is I who have willed myself to encounter my true self. I am deeply grateful to Practitioner Su, my former teacher, for performing the Dharma Body Chao Du for the CTBC Financial Park. By reducing the interference from the underworld, we have all been able to find a little more clarity.

A Path Toward Clarity

Do not think that any of this is virtual or unreal. There are many more truths that I, Koo Chung-ling, must come to understand properly. I must stop 'pressing a hot face against a cold backside'—I am not a person who lacks manners, nor am I an unreasonable man. The missing 'east wind'—the final condition needed for success—is about to be fulfilled. I am profoundly grateful to Namo Amituofo."

Namo Amituofo.