When Mr. Nan Huaijin explained Buddhist scriptures, most of them were public. Except for the Shurangama Sutra, he gave it in the form of private lectures and only invited a few people to participate.

Mr. Nan Huaijin At that time, most of the Buddhist scriptures he explained were public. Except for "Shrangama Sutra", he gave it in the form of a private lecture and only invited a few people to participate.

Mr. Nan Huaijin said that the Surangama Sutra is a treasure of the Dharma-ending era, which can only be encountered by people with great blessings and great wisdom.

This sutra explains all the chaos in the end of the Dharma era. It also uses a method that directly points to the human heart to tell you directly how to become enlightened and how to realize your true nature.

At the same time, because the diction of the Shurangama Sutra is so beautiful and its literary quality is no less than that of ancient classics, many scholars think that it is an apocryphal scripture. However, in fact, this is what Sakyamuni Buddha said and is truly authentic. Know the right view.

However, the Surangama Sutra is also very profound and not easy to understand, so after Mr. Nan Huaijin gave many lectures on the Surangama Sutra, when the time was right, he compiled it into a book, which is the famous "The Modern Interpretation of the Surangama Sutra". Using straightforward and popular language and methods that point directly to people's hearts, you can quickly understand your mind and nature, which can increase your wisdom and blessings and eliminate the confusion of life and death.

At that time, the master of Chinese studies Ye Man was confused by the difficulties of life and death, and could not understand it all the time. It was very painful, so he became a disciple of Nan Huaijin, studied the Shurangama Sutra, and finally attained enlightenment. In her 90s, she was still preaching Nan Huaijin's "The Modern Interpretation of the Surangama" all over the world. Until her death at the age of 103, she always believed that the true enlightenment of her wisdom began with "The Modern Interpretation of the Surangama".