The Prajna Heart Sutra, though merely a few hundred characters long, is concise yet rich in meaning. Every day, the monks recite this sutra, yet only a few truly comprehend its essence. The Fifth Ancestor once said, "Not recognizing one's own mind, studying the Dharma will be of no benefit." Without enlightenment, one will not understand the true meaning of this profound Buddhist scripture.
After imparting the entire scripture to Ye Wutian, Du Ku earnestly advised, "The Buddha said, when the mind arises, all kinds of demons arise; when the mind ceases, all kinds of demons cease. Without worries and desires that lead astray, clarity naturally prevails. However, the mind of a compassionate person is easily moved, and once moved, emotions arise and transform into demons. Once a demon of the mind is born, endless troubles follow. Clan Leader Ye, although Buddha can show you the path, He cannot control your thoughts. How you proceed is still a choice you must make yourself."
