Do I need to make a donation to support Master and the Sangha? How to return to He?

Dedication is like using your candle to light more candles. Instead of losing its light, your candle illuminates a wider world. You will get more light. When we vow to dedicate merit to all sentient beings, we will not lose merit by dedicating it to all sentient beings. On the contrary, because our motivation is unlimited, the merit we gain will increase hundreds, thousands, or billions of times.

Making offerings to the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha is the foundation for becoming a Buddha, and the merits are immeasurable. You can say: "I hope that this merit will spread to everything, and we and all sentient beings will eventually achieve Buddhahood." Go back and forth in this way. Or:

I would like to use this meritorious service. The solemn Buddha’s pure land.

Report the fourfold favor. The three journeys to relief are difficult.

If anyone has seen it. Develop bodhicitta.

Finish this Sambhogakaya. Born together in the land of bliss.

The Avatamsaka Sutra describes the ten great wishes of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva. The last wish is to "return to the universe":

"All merits will be returned to you." May all sentient beings in the emptiness of the Dharma Realm always have peace and happiness, and no evil deeds will be accomplished. All the good deeds done will be quickly accomplished, and all the doors of evil will be closed, and the right path to Nirvana will be revealed to people. If all sentient beings experience extremely heavy suffering due to their accumulated bad karma, I will help all sentient beings to achieve liberation and finally achieve the supreme Bodhi. When the world is over, the karma of all living beings is over, and the troubles of all living beings are over, my thoughts will continue without interruption, and there will be no fatigue or weariness.”

This is also a kind of karma. Xiang Wen.

Every time we do a good deed, even a small act of kindness, we should dedicate it to others, and this dedication will never stop. When we make this dedication, it is equivalent to throwing a drop of water into the ocean, integrating with the ocean, and thereby gaining lasting strength.

Therefore, if the intention is unlimited, the income will be unlimited; if the intention is limited, the income will also be limited.

I hope that senior brother can take a look at "Samantabhadra Bodhisattva's Practical Vows" in "The Avatamsaka Sutra of Dafang Guangfo", and you will understand it more thoroughly.