蓮生活佛盧勝彥法王開示:出門做生意之前,誠心誠意的點香念誦七遍【出門生意經】,生意自然好!
【出門生意經】原文如下:
出門出門經
下階就遇到觀世音
東也一群佛
西也一群佛
南也一群佛
北也一群佛
佛。佛。佛。佛。佛。
我所有的東西攏總賣清。
所有的貨物攏總賣清。
The Street Vendor
Written by Living Buddha Lian-sheng, Sheng-yen Lu
Translated by Amy Zhou
Edited by Jessie Loh and Jason Yu
Proofread by Lufang Hsiung
www.tbtts.org
I have a disciple who is a street vendor and sells odds and ends. However, times were not good and his business was bad. The money he earned was not enough to support his family and they also had to eat frugally.
Once, they went to a cafeteria where they could only afford a single bowl of white rice for each person.
(The cafeteria, however, had a big pot of soup, which each customer could drink from as much as they wanted for free.)
So, the family members filled up their bowls with soup numerous times, while eating plain white rice.
The owner of the cafeteria took notice.
Other customers were similarly surprised.
My disciple and his family ate until tears covered their faces, as they felt great shame and helplessness. Having no alternative and no money, they lived a bitter life! He cried for Grand Master to help!
I learned of this incident in Samadhi and my heart was filled with sorrow. Therefore, I entered my disciple’s dream and taught him a simple method of chanting, because he could not master harder methods. He had never attended school nor did he know how to read.
What I taught him to chant was:
The sutra of conducting business.
Meeting Guanyin in every transaction.
To the east, also a group of Buddhas.
To the west, also a group of Buddhas.
To the south, also a group of Buddhas.
To the north, also a group of Buddhas.
Buddhas, buddhas, buddhas. Everything is auspicious.
All the goods will be sold.
Although this disciple took refuge in me, he did not know how to chant any sutras or mantras and did not know how to do cultivation. His family was barely surviving; their home did not have food for the next day, and they were at the point of not eating three meals a day.
I entered his dream and taught him the method of convenient business.
The street vendor awoke and remembered the sutra. Every day, he burned a stick of incense and chanted this sutra seven times before going to work.
Haha! When the crowd passed by his booth, they stopped and could not bear to leave, and bought one or two items.
Sure enough, his business saw changes; it was several times better than before. The more diligently he chanted, the better his business. This simple “sutra of conducting business” was easy to remember and easy to recite. He liked it a lot; this is an example of the expedient means of bodhisattvas and Buddhas.
This is saving sentient beings according to circumstances and affinity!
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