Recorded by 釋海願法師
Date recorded 5 June 2026
Unlocking the Mysteries of the Human Body
Daily Discourse: Each Originally Like an Eminent Monk, Wandering Through Many Lives Stained by Emotion
Daily Discourse: Diligent practice reveals the innate selflessness; through no-self, the Buddha's path is attained
A Century of Wandering: The Spirit of Toowoomba
Making Good Use of Buddha's Power
Teachings by the Teacher. Recorded and transcribed by ’s disciple, Venerable HaiZe
5 June 2026
Teachings by Teacher Practitioner Xia Lianju:
In the same environment, different people's minds emit different fluctuations, which create different . That is, different fluctuations form different feelings, such as liking or disliking, happiness or unhappiness, or feeling that things are just okay, very good, or not good.
If the fluctuations are negative, they will attract beings with negative mental notes and feelings, such as sorrow, anger, and dissatisfaction, which will also lead to bitter fruits and bitter suffering.
If the fluctuations are positive, they will attract beings with positive mental notes and feelings, such as , peace, and harmony, which will also lead to joyful fruits and joyful experiences.
If the mind does not fluctuate, it will not be led by external environments to form feelings; this is called having "meditative concentration."
Meditative concentration has no distinction between good and bad; it is not affected by the environment to create fluctuations.
If the mind has no fluctuations, it will not attract to manifest or spiritual attachments.
This is the importance of a stable mind.
Therefore, a practitioner's mind must have meditative concentration to maintain peace of mind and dwell in purity and goodness; this is the mind of one who has achieved success in their practice.
Those who have realised their true nature can remain unmoved, with a mind free of fluctuations. In order to save and teach beings, they can respond to the minds and needs of others, flowing naturally with the .
If the mind makes distinctions between good and bad, because the mind fluctuates and makes discriminations, different environments are formed.
This is the mind of ordinary people bound by ; they suffer and find it difficult to be self-governing. This is the mind of reincarnation, moving with the environment, unable to find the original, unmoved true self.
The mind of one who chants the Buddha's name can constantly dwell in purity and goodness. If one achieves the state of , the mind has meditative concentration and is not disturbed by external environments.
This person, at the time of death, if not disturbed by external environments and the mind is not confused, can be certain of being reborn in the of Ultimate Bliss.
Namo Amituofo
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