Diamond Sutra

The Diamond Sutra originated from the Prajna wisdom scriptures imparted by the Buddha. After being translated into Chinese, it became the core practice of Chan Buddhism, integrating the path of enlightenment of "breaking through attachment and leaving suffering". In folk beliefs, the tradition of chanting sutras to eliminate disasters and stabilize the body and mind has gradually emerged, and it also integrates the vow power of K ṣ itigarbha Bodhisattva's compassionate protection. By "generating a mind without abiding", one can eliminate afflictions. At the same time, due to the recitation of merits (such as forty-nine rounds of diligence), it is regarded as a practice method for purifying the magnetic field and dispelling evil spirits, contributing to a peaceful home and a healthy body and mind.