Teachings from Namo Amituofo
Record of Interviews with Deceased Modern Chinese Celebrities (Preface)
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Interview with Dr. Helmut Sohmen (Former Chairman of BW Group)
Interview with Xi Zhongxun (Former Vice Premier of the State Council of China, Father of Chinese President Xi Jinping)
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Teachings from , recorded and transcribed by Namo Amituofo’s disciple, Venerable HaiZe.
On the twenty-first of March, 2025, during the midday offering, Namo Amituofo offered these teachings regarding the modern digital landscape.
I observe that computers and the internet have become indispensable technological tools in our homes, schools, and workplaces. They have even become essential instruments for the Hsiang Kuang Buddhist Centre to conduct Buddhist education and spread the . People across the world, including young children, use these devices ubiquitously, and the demand for such connectivity continues to grow without ceasing.
This is because technology offers undeniable benefits. For busy individuals, it provides:
However, this convenience brings with it significant challenges. The most concerning aspect is how easily these platforms cater to the curiosity and desires of children. The allure of various online games and digital content can lead to deep addiction, causing children to develop rebellious thoughts and behaviours that deviate from a healthy lifestyle. This, in turn, inflicts profound damage upon their physical health and their mental well-being.
The most critical impact, which remains invisible to the naked eye yet causes immense interference, is the spiritual harm. The internet serves as a conduit for , attached spirits, and even demon crowds to exert influence and control over a person’s Body, Speech, and Mind. This leaves many individuals unable to maintain autonomy over their own actions.
Although this issue has begun to alert various sectors of society, there seems to be a collective powerlessness to halt its progression. As the days pass, the problems caused by these technologies are gradually masked by the very convenience they provide. Because adults themselves are often trapped in the cycle of digital dependency, they find it difficult to exercise self-control, and consequently, they struggle to guide their children effectively. This leads to a negative impact on the development of the child’s Body-Mind-Spirit.
When children are raised with a permissive attitude toward technology, their Body-Mind-Spirit becomes polluted. Once this state of impurity has taken root, it is not an easy task to gather one's focus and undergo the necessary purification. The early years of childhood represent a golden stage for the cultivation of virtues such as:
Regrettably, in the current era, this golden stage of character development is being replaced by computers, the internet, and mobile phones. The natural, innocent instincts and the spiritual sensitivity of children are fading away, leaving little trace behind.
Therefore, in our Buddhist education, we emphasise the importance of chanting Namo Amituofo 24/7 as the central pillar of our practice. We must begin this purification from within the home. When the adults in the household lead by example, the children will naturally be influenced and nurtured by the atmosphere of the Dharma.
Within the temple, unless it is required for official duties, individuals should refrain from visiting websites that feature games, entertainment, or frivolous content. This is essential to reduce the opportunities for to interact with external dusts, which only serves to create more karmic seeds. Even when one must use a computer or the internet for administrative tasks, I suggest the following practices:
Regardless of the circumstances, learning to use technology wisely without being controlled by it has become a vital task. In your practice, you must learn to utilise these tools for spreading the Dharma rather than becoming a tool of the technology itself. Whenever you are using these devices, keep the Buddha-name in your heart; this will surely assist in your purification.
Namo Amituofo

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