By practicing the Tri-Halo Dharma of Guang Huan Mi Zong, one becomes protected by the Halo. Within this Halo—whether it encompasses several people, tens of thousands, millions, or even billions—all can be safeguarded, as long as they remain within its circle.

In Mahasandhi, the Great Perfection, any Dharma practice can lead one to Achievement. Throughout history, however, although countless cultivators have practiced the Great Perfection, very few became Achievers. Cultivators are as numerous as grains of sand along the seashore, while Achievers are as rare as jewels upon a crown.

Shakyamuni Buddha spoke of diligence—right diligence. Along the path of effort, you will inevitably encounter obstacles. How can you perfect yourself? You must rely on the precepts. To accomplish anything successfully, you must still rely on the precepts.

To celebrate is to commemorate—to honor Shakyamuni Buddha and to reflect upon whether we have followed the venerable Buddha's path and continue to walk upon it. On this path, we should envision Shakyamuni Buddha walking ahead of us, a little farther in the distance. He is walking—have you followed Him? Have you strayed from the path? Have you perceived the Buddha's illumination...

The appearance of Guang Huan Mi Zong and the arrival of Holy Master Ziguang Shang Shi with his disciples all have their own causes and reasons rooted in affinity. Why is that? Because this connection of affinity was established ages ago.

Guang Huan Mi Zong's origin can be traced back to the ancient times, derived from Great Sun Tathagatha. Guang Huan Mi Zong Dharma is originated from Great Sun Tathagatha. Ziguang Shang Shi's heart of compassion can also be traced back to ancient times. Sakyamuni Buddha abandoned power and wealth out of his heart of compassion and entered the path of cultivation and Dharma preaching.