This notice is regarding the scope of questions disciples raised to Grandmaster on Oct. 30, 2020 in connection with the Interaction Is Power Series.
Root Lineage Guru Dharma King Lian-sheng instructed: It is not appropriate to publicly inquire about the mantras of any principal deity’s retinue which the Root Guru has never recited. Disciples are encouraged to focus on the principal deity mantra.
Note: Disciples had asked the Root Guru to recite the heart mantras of Suryaprabha Bodhisattva and Candraprabha Bodhisattva, Medicine Buddha’s attendants on the left and right hand side, as well as two other bodhisattvas in Medicine Buddha’s retinue: Medicine King Bodhisattva [Bhaishajya Raja] and Supreme Medicine Bodhisattva [Bhaishajya Samudgate].
In addition, regarding the pronunciation of mantras:
Therefore,TBSN again asks question submitters to kindly abide by the following rules for the Interaction is Power Series:
Disciples who are able to comply with the above guidelines may complete the question submission form at this link:
https://forms.gle/m2CaXxd53WrS2h196.
We welcome disciples who have benefited from Grandmaster’s answers to make an offering to Grandmaster by dedicating the merit of cultivation and mantra recitation or by other methods.
Finally, prior to the submission of a question, we are asking submitters to first make every effort to find answers to questions by searching the internet or the Dharma discourses and Q&A of Interaction Is Power on tbsn.org, and to submit a question only when unable to find an answer.
If one’s question concerns a personal matter, or is related to True Buddha School affairs, please inquire directly to the True Buddha Foundation Reply Center:
True Buddha Foundation
17110 NE 40th CT., Redmond, WA 98052, USA
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Below is a no-reply email for blessing requests:
tbsblessing@gmail.com.
To avoid redundancy, if one has forwarded a request by email prior to mailing a request letter or donation by regular mail, please indicate the date of the emailed request in the letter posted by regular mail.