What is the purpose of chanting Buddha? Can you just read Buddha and not understand Buddha? What should I do if I can't read Buddhist scriptures? w

There is no amitabha in the south! There are countless benefits of chanting Buddha, the most fundamental purpose is to live and die in this life, leave the six divisions in the wheel of karma, and immigrate to the western paradise by Buddha's power, so as to be extraordinary.

Can you just look at Buddhism and not understand Buddhism? Of course you can. In real life, many illiterate old people don't know the western paradise, let alone the origin of Amitabha. They only know how to recite Buddha. This is why many people know in advance when they will die and when Amitabha will pick them up, so that they can arrange everything in the world and die clearly and painlessly. That is, the predicted time. This is very remarkable. So what is the truth? Buddhist scriptures are like prescriptions, telling us how to treat various diseases in our lives. And chanting Buddha is like a pill, a panacea for all diseases. Therefore, if you don't understand Buddhism, just chanting Buddha is like eating a panacea directly. Although you don't know what the prescription is, your life and death will naturally be fine, because chanting Buddha is asking Amitabha for help. Amitabha has great magical power and wisdom. You don't need to tell me what problems you need to treat. And people who don't know Buddhism can only read Buddhism. Learning Buddhism is very important. It is precisely because they don't understand profound Buddhism that they can recite Buddhism with peace of mind. Many so-called smart people read a lot of Buddhist scriptures and seem to know a lot. They don't specialize in chanting Buddha. If you don't know Buddhist scriptures, you can only recite them better. They are wrong because they are clever. So keep chanting, it will work!

What should I do if I can't read Buddhist scriptures? As I said above, if you don't understand Buddhist scriptures, you don't have to read them, just read them! I read "Amitabha Namo" from morning till night every day, whenever I have time! If you still want to know some Buddhist scriptures, I recommend a short and easy-to-understand Buddhist sutra called Amitabha Sutra. Many magicians have also explained this classic. You can look it up on the Internet and combine the explanation with reading and reciting, so you should be able to understand this classic. Good luck! There is no amitabha in the south! !