Nothing Can Obstruct the Path to Seeing One's True Nature

The Unimpeded Flow of Compassion

Even when the winds howl and the rains fall heavily, the work of the Dharma Body to perform Chao Du remains entirely unimpeded. This is because the Dharma transcends the limitations of physical space. The work of saving beings is not bound by the conditions of the material world, and therefore, the path of deliverance continues without obstruction.

Even when demonic forces, gripped by fear and confusion, attempt to launch magical attacks against Practitioner Su, his vow to teach the Dharma and save all beings remains unshaken. These external disturbances cannot hinder his resolve. He does not merely repel these forces; he guides the very beings who attempt to cause harm into the Western Land of Dharma Nature. This is a place where the light of the Buddha shines everywhere, and it is the ultimate expression of the Buddha's heart—to rescue both the demons and all suffering beings, helping them leave suffering behind and find true happiness.

The Courage to Transform the Self

Even when the physical body must endure the suffering of others, the mission to save the karmic creditors attached to the fourfold assembly continues unabated. Countless karmic creditors have already been resolved, saved, and brought into the light of the Buddha.

Even when a practitioner faces the manifestation of heavy karma and the interference of demonic forces, these obstacles cannot block the vow to seek and return to one's true self. The path of practice requires a constant process of refinement:

• Continually improving one's character and personality.
• Letting go of the self, again and again, until the ego is entirely dissolved.
• Abandoning Greed, Anger, Ignorance, Arrogance, and Doubt.
• Releasing wealth, lust, fame, food, and sleep.

One must face every challenge with courage, breaking through barrier after barrier, and practising with ever-increasing diligence until one finally reaches the point to see their true nature.

The Beacon of the Pure Land

Even if the people of this world do not understand, do not believe, or even slander the work of Practitioner Su in his mission to help beings see their true nature, the work continues. Even if the world is unaware that at this very moment, Namo Amituofo is residing here at the Hsiang Kuang Pure Land Buddhist Centre in Goombungee, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia, the truth remains.

This is the time for:

• Liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
• Fulfilling the wish for rebirth in the Western Pure Land.
• Purification of the body, mind, and spirit through Pure Land practice.
• Attaining peace and happiness in this very life, free from the suffering of old age and illness, and ensuring that the spirit is reborn in the Western Land of Ultimate Bliss.

No obstacle can stop the Hsiang Kuang Pure Land Buddhist Centre from its mission to save the world and rescue all beings. We continue to move straight ahead, guided by the light of the Buddha.

Namo Amituofo

Recorded and transcribed by Namo Amituofo’s disciple, Venerable HaiZe