Who is not suitable for copying classics?

I think people who are impetuous, easy to write wrong words, scrawled and disrespectful of Buddhist scriptures are not suitable for copying.

Copying scripture means writing scripture, which means writing scripture. Copying scriptures means copying the teachings of the Buddha word for word with the most sincere and respectful heart.

Copying scriptures by hand is a very ceremonial thing. When we clean our hands with a pious heart, change clothes and burn incense, carefully open the scriptures and copy them, full of the solemn and sacred feeling of pilgrims, we also seem to have embarked on a road of self-cultivation, dialogue with Buddhism, introspection and wisdom, and gradually become a wise and open-minded person.

Copying classics has many advantages, besides boundless merits, it can also cultivate our concentration. After a person can concentrate, he is not easily shaken by the outside world, and he can also eliminate all kinds of distractions to achieve a state of undivided attention. "One heart is not confused" is a kind of determination. We know that chanting Buddha can be done without disorder, but in fact, copying scriptures can be done without disorder.

Here are three books suitable for manual copying:

1, Prajna Paramita Sutra: an important classic in the Prajna Sutra series, which guides people to seek the fundamental way to get rid of secular suffering through broad-minded wisdom.

2. The Great Compassion Mantra: an important formula for saving the world and practicing Buddhism, which is of great significance in Han Buddhism. If you recite it often, you can eliminate all disasters and bad karma, and you can achieve all good laws and do whatever you want.

3. Auspicious Sutra: One of the scriptures recited by Buddhist monks every day. Eleven kinds of auspiciousness listed in the scripture summarize all aspects of being a man and doing things. Follow its guidance and everything will be smooth and prosperous.