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I'm glad to hear it.

I'm glad to hear it.·Order

The greatest and deepest of all Buddha's treasures is Boromido. It is Buddha's true philosophies, and the third world's achievements are waiting for Buddha. Like a cloud: "The future of the ten Buddhas in the past is all the same."
Whether you become a populist or a secret, or a Tibetan or a Hanish, you will know a little of the great triumph. Did Buddha say to him, "Even if you have forgotten all that I have spoken, nothing like words will ever be forgotten, so let them be held in such a way as to be grateful. That should be borne in mind! "For that reason, the great scriptures are invincible. In the case of the Tibetans, there are 100,000 glories in The Wideness, 25,000 glories in The Mediumness, 8,000 glories in The Smallness, and many others; and in The Greatness of the Book, there are 600 volumes of the Chinese, which total more than 5 million words. It's such a big story, not to read and read, but to hear its name, I'm afraid many people will also be afraid and desperate. For that reason, the Buddha has proclaimed this " O-Rank-A-Rong " , which contains all the points and can be said to be the essence of everything.
There are seven classes of the Books, which Buddha speaks in his own words, and the Buddha's body, and his words, and his words, and his works, and his deeds, and the Book which Buddha has revealed. In the three Tibetan scriptures of the sea of smoke, the Euphoria was proclaimed by Buddha himself. The teachings of this Book are so great that even if they are happy and luminous, there is no better way to teach you than that; and even if you have been given five eyes and six eyes, there will be no deeper law than this. So, in the hidden land and in the land of the three treasures, which have been recognized before, besides Buddha's idols and Buddha's towers, is the Book of the O-O-A-A-R. And many walkers keep it as a daily book, and persist throughout their lives. And so do we, the late Master of the Great Grace, who will be able to recite the likes of the Qur'an day and day throughout his life.
Of course, it would be best if you could read it every day of your life. Even if this were not to happen, it would be incredible to read it several times a month or a year, or to read it occasionally, and long and long, it would give the unforeseeable gain to the Ligen.
In the same way that Buddha had asserted that pain was a sign of imminent delivery, just as when a pregnant woman was due to be born, it was a symbol of the great Buddha that those who had the will to hear it. It is not only in their own interest to have access to the Book, but also to be able to gain a person by being heard. Once upon a time, a swallow under its roof heard the Qur'an when it was recited, and by the power of the Qur'an, it was born as a human being, when it was born. So you must try to be in line with the Book.
There are many ways of conciliating, and many ways of providing, hearing, writing, reading, holding, etc., can lead to immeasurable benefits. And take a step back, even though you cannot read, hear, think, and do not take it to the ground, but take Fakamoto to your hand and bring it to your side, and soon you will be able to bear witness to Buddha. The Book is also clouded: "The leaves fall in the spring, and the leaves grow in the morning, and whoever is in such a hand shall soon be certified Buddha."
I myself, through this cause, also wish to live with this law, which I offer at home in a Buddhist house and carry with me at night. Those who wish to accompany me do their best.
There may be doubts: "Is there something so great about taking Farben?" There is no doubt. As with the beads on our bodies, which unwittingly carry out disasters such as sickness and pain out, as long as we keep away from the law, it is only natural that we take good deeds and avoid any violation. And it is said: "Whosoever is humbled and humbled in the way of the Lord, neither does He harm one another with a blade of fire, nor does he have power over his family." "And even where The O-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-R, there is an infinite benefit for the people of the land; if a human being dies without his close companions, he will never fall. It is therefore to be hoped that attention will be paid to this law.
In the end, I pray that you Buddha and his friends will be able to cross the border as soon as possible!
Good luck!
19 November 2008
Sodaji's book is La Rong.

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