Why does a person get sick | What is Good Karma and Bad Karma | Tao teachings from Master Sha

Why does a person get sick | What is Good Karma and Bad Karma | Tao teachings from Master Sha


Dear Ones,

Why does a person get sick? Why does a person find it difficult to live more than one hundred years? The root cause is karma. Yin guo chan shen means karma is with a person like a bandage wrapped tightly around the body. The person has no freedom.

Most people carry karma. Some people carry very heavy karma. In my last ten years of personal

observation, I have witnessed people suddenly having heart attacks, dying from cancer, seriously injured in car accidents, suffering from broken relationships, and becoming bankrupt.

The root cause of all of these challenges and disasters is bad karma. Bad karma means one has
made mistakes in previous lifetimes and in this lifetime by taking advantage of, harming, hurting, cheating, stealing from, even killing others, and more. Karma is a spiritual law. When one has made a mistake, one must learn lessons in this lifetime and in future lifetimes. The lessons can include sickness, challenges in finances or relationships, and more. If one has made serious mistakes, one must learn serious lessons.

Karma is divided into good karma and bad karma. Good karma means that one has served others with love, care, compassion, sincerity, honesty, generosity, kindness, and more in previous lifetimes and in this lifetime. This one will receive rewards from Heaven. The rewards can include good health, longevity, blessed relationships and finances, and more.

A person with bad karma will learn lessons in this lifetime and in future lifetimes. A person with bad karma does not have freedom. When the time is ready, bad karma will attack the person. Dark souls will come to this person to teach him or her the karmic lessons.

Here is an example of how dark souls can come to one who has bad karma. For example, you may have been a general in a past lifetime. You could have killed many people in war. When those people were killed, their physical bodies died, but their souls survived. Most of those souls will move on in their spiritual journey. However, ten to twenty percent of those souls may have been so upset that they made a vow to come back for revenge.

For the souls who made a vow to come back to follow you to give you lessons, Heaven does not disapprove. As long as you have the bad karma, these dark souls follow you lifetime after lifetime. Spiritual law allows for this.

In ancient spiritual teaching, these dark souls are named yuan jia zhai zhu (pronounced ywen jya jye joo). “Yuan jia” refers to the souls that you and your ancestors killed, harmed, hurt, took advantage of, cheated, stole from, and more, and who are committed to exact revenge on you. Some of these souls may have committed themselves to the Dark Side to harm you lifetime after lifetime. “Zhai zhu” means owner. When you borrow money from a bank, you owe the bank. The bank is the owner or zhai zhu. In this case of bad karma, you owe the souls you have hurt or harmed. Therefore, they are your zhai zhu. “Yuan jia zhai zhu” means that you and your ancestors owe those souls you harmed and took advantage of. Some of them have committed to become your enemy and cause disasters in your life. This is one aspect of how karma works. Karma is the universal law of cause and effect.

Doing a forgiveness practice regularly is vital for self-clearing karma. I am giving you the wisdom and practical technique now. I have taught hundreds of thousands of people worldwide how to do this forgiveness practice to self-clear karma. This is the way to do it:

Forgiveness Practice

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Dear all dark souls who are in my body,

Dear all souls that I have harmed and my ancestors have harmed in any of our lifetimes,

I call you.

I deeply apologize for what my ancestors and I have done to you.

I sincerely ask for forgiveness from all of you.

Please forgive me.

Please forgive my ancestors.

We have learned our lessons.

We will not make the same mistakes again.

Let us sing the Divine Soul Song Love, Peace and Harmony together.

Sing the Divine Soul Song Love, Peace and Harmony repeatedly:

I love my heart and soul

I love all humanity

Join hearts and souls together

Love, peace and harmony

Love, peace and harmony . . .

Generally speaking, do the forgiveness practice a minimum of five minutes per time, three times per day. This will help your healing and life transformation tremendously.

After you speak with the souls you have hurt or harmed, sing Love, Peace and Harmony for several minutes. The longer you sing, the better.

With love and blessing,

Master Sha







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Guan Yin - Bodhisattva | Goddess of Compassion | Da Bei Zhou compassion mantra | Kuan Yin

Guan Yin - Bodhisattva | Goddess of Compassion | Da Bei Zhou compassion mantra | Kuan Yin

Dear Ones,

“Ci Bei” (pronounced sz bay) means compassion. “Da Ci Bei” means greatest compassion. Compassion boosts energy, stamina, vitality, and immunity. In the Buddhist realm, millions of people know a buddha named Guan Shi Yin Pu Sa, or simply Guan Yin. She reached buddhahood a long time ago, but she calls herself Pu Sa, which means bodhisattva . In Buddhist teaching, a bodhisattva is one layer below a buddha. A buddha is a totally enlightened being or master. A bodhisattva is not quite at total enlightenment. Guan Yin is a buddha. In fact, she is a very high-level buddha, but she is beyond humble. From her greatest humility, she calls herself a bodhisattva.

On August 8, 2003, Guan Shi Yin Pu Sa’s name changed to Ling Hui Sheng Shi (pronounced ling

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hway shung shr). “Ling” means soul. “Hui” means intelligence. “Sheng” means saint. “Shi” means servant. “Ling Hui Sheng Shi” means soul intelligence saint servant.

In this lifetime, I have learned a lot from Guan Yin. When I was four years old, she came to me to teach me Da Bei Zhou. “ Da” means big. “ Bei” means compassion. “Zhou” means mantra. Da Bei Zhou (pronounced dah bay joe) is the Big Compassion Mantra. I have been chanting Da Bei Zhou my whole life.

In Guan Yin’s time, she met her spiritual father, Qian Guang Jing Wang. “Qian” means thousand. “Guang” means light. “Jing” means quietness. “Wang” means king. “Qian Guang Jing Wang” literally means thousand lights quietness king.

Qian Guang Jing Wang taught Da Bei Zhou to Guan Yin. Da Bei Zhou consists of eighty-seven lines. Each line of the mantra is the name of a buddha. Millions and billions of Buddhists in history deeply honor Da Bei Zhou. In their teaching, Da Bei Zhou can heal eighty-four thousand kinds of sickness. How many sicknesses can we count? I do not think we can count eighty-four thousand sicknesses. The most important thing to know is that Da Bei Zhou can heal because it has the power to clear negative karma.

When Qian Guang Jing Wang chanted Da Bei Zhou for Guan Yin, eighty-seven buddhas appeared. The light they brought was beyond comprehension. Guan Yin was deeply moved by the love, compassion, and light of these eighty-seven buddhas. She bowed down to her teacher and vowed, “I will spread Da Bei Zhou for the rest of this lifetime and in all of my future lifetimes.” Guan Yin’s vow was so sincere, so profound, and so deep. Because her vow deeply touched and moved Qian Guang Jing Wang’s heart, he then transmitted one thousand spiritual hands and one thousand spiritual eyes to Guan Yin. You cannot see these thousand hands and thousand eyes with your physical eyes. You can only see them in your spiritual eye.

Da Bei Zhou is the mantra of a thousand hands and a thousand eyes. The power of Da Bei Zhou cannot be expressed in words or comprehended by thoughts. I am sharing Guan Yin, Ling Hui Sheng Shi, and Da Bei Zhou with you to increase the compassion in your heart and soul, and to help you self-clear soul mind body blockages in every aspect of your life. I made a recording of this beautiful mantra. You can find the Da Bei Zhou CD on my website and on many other websites. Chanting Da Bei Zhou has already served millions and billions of people in history.

Watch this video of a beloved student sharing her heart-touching experience with this CD.

With love and blessing,

Master Sha











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How do I become Enlightened

How do I become Enlightened

Dear Ones,

In my book Tao II: The Way of Healing, Rejuvenation, Longevity, and Immortality, I introduced the Immortal Tao Text, which consists of 220 sacred phrases. Below I offer a teaching on three of these sacred phrases to prepare you for my upcoming Tao I-V Retreats. I will also lead you in a practice to purify your heart.

35. Chu Tan Chen Chi – Remove greed, anger, and lack of wisdom

“Chu” means remove. “Tan” means greed. “Chen” means anger. “Chi” means no intelligence to distinguish kindness from evil. “Chu tan chen chi” (pronounced choo tahn chun chr) means remove greed, anger, and lack of wisdom.

This is a typical Buddhist teaching. Although I am teaching Tao, at the highest level, Tao and Buddhist teaching are the same. I am just sharing the spiritual wisdom.

Greed has many facets. For example, there is greed for money, greed for power, greed for material possessions, and more. Greed is an extreme desire for something that can never be satisfied. Greed also includes being stingy. Stinginess means a person could have an abundance of something, but does not want to share any of it. In one sentence:

Greed is the source of all evil.

If a person is very greedy and cannot get what he or she wants, he or she could become angry.

Chi, which is lack of wisdom, means that one cannot distinguish between right and wrong or between kindness and evil. A person who lacks this wisdom will often think the wrong thing is a good thing, or think a good thing is a wrong thing. Such a person is very confused.

In order to transform greed, anger, and lack of wisdom, the key is to purify the heart. In Buddhist teaching, it is ming xin jian xing, enlighten your heart to see your true self. In Tao teaching, to purify and enlighten the heart is to see your Yuan Shen.

36. Xiu Miao Ming Xin – Purify and enlighten your heart

“Xiu” means Xiu Lian. Xiu Lian is purification. “Miao” means profound. “Ming” means enlighten. “Xin” means heart. “Xiu miao ming xin” (pronounced sheo mee-yow ming sheen) means purify and enlighten your heart.

Tao creates all things in all universes. Tao is quiet and calm. Tao is pure and profound. Tao has no attachment. Tao flows naturally. To study Tao and to purify the heart, it is very important to follow nature’s way.

The Divine gave me a Soul Song, God Gives His Heart to Me. This Divine Soul Song is an absolute treasure for purifying the heart. Let me lead you in a practice to purify the heart.

Apply the Four Power Techniques:

Body Power. Put your left palm over your Message Center, also known as the heart chakra.

Soul Power. Say hello:

Dear Divine Soul Song, God Gives His Heart to Me,

I love you, honor you, and appreciate you.

Please purify my heart and transform my heart to be pure, profound, sincere, and to have unconditional love, forgiveness, and compassion.

I am very grateful.

Thank you.

Mind Power.

Visualize your Jin Dan rotating in your lower abdomen. To focus on the Jin Dan
is to focus on Tao.

Sound Power. Sing or chant the lyrics:

God gives his heart to me

God gives his love to me

My heart melds with his heart

My love melds with his love

Lu La Lu La La Li

Lu La Lu La La Li

Lu La Lu La Li

Lu La Lu La Li

Chant or sing for at least three to five minutes, three to five times per day. Purifying the heart is the key for Tao practice. Purifying the heart is the key for all spiritual practices. There is no limitation for this practice. The more you practice, the more your heart

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will purify. The benefits are unlimited.

37. Wu Si Wei Gong – Serve others selflessly

 “Wu si” means no selfishness. “Wei gong” means for others. “Wu si wei gong” (pronounced woo sz way gawng) means serve others selflessly.

Karma is the root cause of success and failure in every aspect of life. People may ask, “How do I know if I have created bad karma?” or “How do I know if I have created good karma?” The answer is straightforward. You and everyone relates to the world in three ways, through:

• action—what you do

• speech—what you say

• thought—what you think

In one sentence:

If what you do, say, or think is only for you, you create bad karma; if what you do, say, or think is for others, you create good karma.

To have no selfishness is to avoid creating bad karma. To serve others selflessly is to create good karma. Discipline your actions, your words, and your thoughts. You will advance much faster on your spiritual journey and your physical journey.

With love and blessing,

Master Sha

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How is bad Bad Karma created (Part II)

How is bad Bad Karma created (Part II)

Dear Ones,

This is a continuation of my last blog post.

If you create bad karma but do not apologize instantly, Heaven and the Akashic Records will record this bad karma. All of your bad karma accumulates. When your bad karma becomes heavy, you will start to learn karmic lessons. These lessons could include sickness, broken relationships, financial challenges, all kinds of emotional imbalances such as anger, fear, worry, depression, anxiety, and more.

Let me share a top secret for preventing new bad karma: chant silently nonstop. Tao Song is sacred Tao mantras that you can chant in your soul, heart, mind, and body nonstop. It is not necessary to chant out loud. You can chant silently. I have shared these two ways to chant in my earlier books.

To chant out loud is to vibrate the bigger cells and spaces in the body.

To chant silently is to vibrate the smaller cells and spaces.

To chant is to purify your soul, heart, mind, and body.

To chant is to serve.

To chant is to heal.

To chant is to rejuvenate.

To chant is to transform relationships, finances, and every aspect of life.

To chant is to enlighten your soul, heart, mind, and body.

If you make it a habit to chant all of the time, you will avoid crating new bad karma. At the same time, you will self-clear the bad karma you have accumulated through all of your lifetimes, little by little. After many years of chanting, service, and purification, you could clear all of your bad karma from all of your lifetimes Completely. If you have very heavy bad karma, it could be very difficult to completely self-clear all of it in this way, but it could be possible. It also depends on how committed you are to serving unconditionally and selflessly. In addition, it depends on how well you discipline your actions, behaviors, speech, and thoughts.

The Buddha, Shi Jia Mo Ni Fo or Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, created eighty-four thousand spiritual methods in his forty-nine years of spiritual teaching. One of his most powerful teachings is jing tu zong. “Jing” means pure. “Tu” means land. “Zong” means special style. “Jing tu zong” (pronounced jing too dzong) means Pure Land style. The teaching of jing tu zong emphasizes chanting one mantra, Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo (pronounced nah maw ah mee twaw faw).

“Na mo” are words of honor to a special esteemed being. It means I honor and appreciate you. A Mi Tuo Fo (Amitabha in Sanskrit) is a great ancient buddha. Shi Jia Mo Ni Fo introduced A Mi Tuo Fo to his students.

A Mi Tuo Fo was an emperor in ancient times, before this “turn” or incarnation of Mother Earth. Mother Earth has been destroyed and reborn many times. A Mi Tuo Fo’s time on Mother Earth was billions of years ago. While he was an emperor, he found his spiritual father. He gave up his emperor’s position and went on his spiritual journey. He made forty-eight vows and created a realm
in Heaven where there is no fighting, no ego, and no attachment. This place is named the Pure Land. A Mi Tuo Fo has gathered millions and millions of buddhas and bodhisattvas in the Pure Land. Millions of Buddhist practitioners and students in history have chanted Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo. Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo is the most popular Buddhist mantra. Go to any Buddhist temple in any part of the world and you will hear this chant.

Why do I mention this Buddhist teaching? I am not teaching Buddhism. I am sharing this powerful teaching to help you and humanity understand the true power of chanting.

In Buddhist teaching, when you are angry, you chant Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo. Chant and your anger will disappear. When you have pain, chant Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo and your pain could disappear. When you have relationship challenges, chant Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo and you could receive huge blessings.

How does this chant work? A Mi Tuo Fo is a top buddha. He is a servant of humanity. He is a divine servant, vehicle, and channel. The Divine gave him the honor to offer miracle healing. When
a person chants Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo, A Mi Tuo Fo will come to help. People with difficult cases chant day and night for months. Every moment one is chanting, A Mi Tuo Fo is helping. In a few months, a miracle could happen. For some people, a miracle happens quickly.

I am sharing the mantra Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo to tell you and humanity that chanting is one of the most powerful ways to receive healing blessings. People have not paid enough attention to chanting.

In one sentence:

To chant A Mi Tuo Fo is to become a buddha.

Chanting Chanting Chanting

Divine chanting is healing

Chanting Chanting Chanting

Divine chanting is rejuvenating

Singing Singing Singing

Divine singing is transforming

Singing Singing Singing

Divine singing is enlightening

Humanity is waiting for divine chanting

All souls are waiting for divine singing

Divine chanting removes all blockages

Divine singing brings inner joy

Divine is chanting and singing

Humanity and all souls are nourishing

Humanity and all souls are chanting and singing

World love, peace and harmony are coming

World love, peace and harmony are coming

World love, peace and harmony are coming

With love and blessing,

Master Sha








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