The Radiance of Buddha-light and Energy

Recorded by the chief writer, Venerable HaiZe.

October 10, 2021

Namo Amituofo's discourse:

This world is a place where brightness and darkness, light and shadow, exist in a constant, interwoven state. It is a realm where many different forms of life coexist, sharing the same space.

The Interwoven Realms of Existence

Within this vast expanse, we find a multitude of beings residing together:

• Humans, who walk the path of daily life.Ghosts, who linger in the shadows of the unseen.Animals, who share the earth with us.Those suffering in the hells, trapped by their own past actions.All earthly creatures, whether they possess a physical form or exist as formless spirits.The visible, and the vast, unseen realms that remain hidden from our ordinary eyes.

When the boundaries of these spaces open, the human heart feels the resonance, and the beings respond. This is why the fluctuations of your thoughts can so easily attract other beings to you. Your mind is a beacon that draws others toward you, for better or for worse.

The Healing Power of Buddha-light

At any time and in any place, when the Buddha’s light shines upon us, it brings with it a profound infusion of energy. Within this sacred Buddha-light and energy, all beings can deeply experience the qualities of the Buddha:

• Compassion:
• A love that is boundless and deep.Inclusion:
• A heart that embraces all without exception.Equality:
• Seeing all beings as one, without bias.Selflessness:
• Acting solely for the benefit of others.Care: A constant, watchful presence that nurtures and protects.

As a result, these beings are deeply transformed. They find peace and harmony within their spirits. They are no longer trapped in darkness, low spirits, or a sense of powerlessness. They no longer feel the need to resist injustice, to seek revenge, to manifest the sufferings of old age, sickness, and death, or to harbour deep, unresolved resentment. This is precisely why the illumination of the Buddha’s light is so welcomed by all who suffer.

A Call to Radiate Light

My dear children, you must ask yourselves: Do you wish to be one who radiates this Buddha-light to others, or do you wish to be one who waits to receive it? The choice is yours to make, and the path is open to all who seek it.

Namo Amituofo