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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How People Create Bad Karma

How People Create Bad Karma
Dear Ones,

Why should a person not read negative books or see negative images in magazines or movies? Because the negativity pollutes the soul, heart, mind, and body. As with the land, water, and air, once the soul, heart, mind, and body are polluted, it takes time to remove the pollution. For example, a pregnant woman should not watch negative, dark, or sexual movies, because that negativity and unpleasantness will pollute the unborn child, who is constantly receiving messages and learning in the womb. This pollution could affect the child for years, decades, even lifetimes.

In the spiritual journey, everybody understands the old saying, “See no evil. Hear no evil. Speak no evil.” I add, “Think no evil.” To advance on your spiritual journey, you have to pay attention to these four “no evils.” This is the key to purifying your soul, heart, mind, and body. You must not allow negativity and impurity to affect your soul, heart, mind, and body.

If you are a true spiritual being, you will understand the teaching more deeply. There is an ancient statement: 

Zhong sheng wei guo, pu sa wei yin 

“Zhong sheng” (pronounced jawng shung) means normal human being. “Wei” (pronounced way) means afraid. “Guo” (pronounced gwaw) means result. A normal human being is afraid of the result. For example, when someone has a medical checkup, such as a CT scan, an MRI, or a biopsy, and the result is a diagnosis of cancer, the person could become very afraid. When someone is fired from his or her job, or his or her business fails, the person could become afraid, upset, and worried. When someone loses a beloved spouse or partner, that one could become very sad, angry, or afraid. Generally speaking, when people experience any unpleasant results in life, they could become afraid, worried, concerned, or upset.

Life-threatening sicknesses, financial challenges, relationship losses, and more are results in one’s life. “Zhong sheng wei guo” means when normal human beings have an unpleasant result, they are afraid, worried, and concerned.

“Pu sa” (pronounced poo sah) means bodhisattva. “Wei” (pronounced way) means afraid. “Yin” (pronounced yeen) means cause. Bodhisattvas are enlightened masters. They understand karma. They pay great attention to “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, think no evil,” because they understand that when they create bad karma, unpleasant results will follow. 

Zhong sheng wei guo, pu sa wei yin teaches that if you are not a highly enlightened spiritual being, you do not understand the power of bad karma. When you have disasters in life, you become afraid. A highly enlightened spiritual master is more afraid of the cause than of the result. A highly developed spiritual being does not want to create bad karma (the cause), because the bad karma will bring bad results (lessons, even disasters). Karma is cause and effect.

I have taught my students worldwide that it is easy to create new bad karma. What you say could hurt others. You could behave badly toward others. You could have an angry, critical, or complaining attitude toward others. You may think about taking advantage of others. You could have worse thoughts about really harming others. In daily life, it is very difficult to avoid creating some negative, improper, hurtful, or harmful actions, behavior, speech, and thoughts and to avoid seeing and hearing polluted things.

To minimize the new bad karma that you create, the important wisdom is:

When you do, say, hear, or think something improper, apologize instantly as follows:

Dear Divine,

Dear Tao,

Dear Heaven and Mother Earth,

Dear all of my spiritual fathers and mothers,

I am sorry to have said this.

I am sorry to have behaved like this.

I am sorry to have thought this.

I am sorry that I have forgotten love, peace, and harmony.

Please forgive me.

Then chant:

Divine forgiveness

Divine forgiveness

Divine forgiveness

Divine forgiveness

Divine forgiveness

Divine forgiveness

Divine forgiveness . . .

If you transform your improper speech, behavior, and thoughts instantly in this way, you will not create new bad karma. Zhong sheng wei guo, pu sa wei yin is to teach us to be highly disciplined in our daily life, especially in actions, behaviors, speech, thoughts, hearing, and more. 

With love and blessing,

Master Sha  










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