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Deliverance depends on your inner sincerity and financial ability. Before registering for a Dharma assembly, attend listening sessions—this allows beings to understand that they must leave your body and understand the importance of deliverance. Listening to the Dharma benefits not only you but also the beings with whom you have Causal Conditions. Most importantly, attend the Dharma assembly with a heart of sincere repentance. Actively transform your own character. Make a sincere commitment to help beings leave suffering behind. With the true presence of the Buddha and the powerful blessings of Practitioner Su's deliverance merits, seize this opportunity. Communicate sincerely with the relevant beings and grasp this magnificent opportunity for liberation together—breaking through the suffering of reincarnation.

Deliverance works through mutual resolution between you and the relevant beings. At the same time, you must transform yourself. For some, changes appear immediately; others may need many Dharma assemblies—one hundred, or even one thousand—to fundamentally change karmic patterns. This difference reflects two factors: first, the depth of your personal effort and character transformation; second, the karmic debts accumulated over countless lives that surge like waves. Everyone has countless karmic creditors waiting to be resolved. When practice and deliverance are in sync, you are in harmony with the ultimate Truth and naturally move towards enlightenment.

Everyone inherits countless karmic creditors accumulated over infinite lives. Amitabha Buddha teaches us with infinite compassion that the merits generated by eight Dharma assemblies are sufficient to provide deliverance for the deceased's parents, teachers, and karmic creditors from past lives. These merits become the fundamental power for the Buddha to save the deceased's soul from reincarnation. These eight Dharma assemblies embody deep respect for all involved beings and provide the necessary Buddha’s teachings to be saved according to the Dharma.

Everyone's Causal Conditions with the Buddha’s teachings and their faith in the Buddha stem from unique karma. Whether facing praise or criticism, treat it with a normal heart and positive intentions. Such opposition is a test of your practice—checking whether your faith is unwavering. Learn to handle disagreements without conflict, responding with harmony and grace. Most importantly, truly transform your inner self, embodying the changes brought about by spiritual practice. When family and friends finally witness your positive transformation, this is the most magnificent teaching—your living example is more powerful than any words.