Wenda20160826 35:21 [Master Jun Hong Lu's call-in radio program]
HOW IS BLACK CLOUD OF ENERGY (NEGATIVE ENERGY) FORMED AND HOW TO ELIMINATE IT?
Caller: Master Lu, you mentioned previously about ‘black cloud of energy’ (negative aura). How is it formed within a person’s body?
Master Jun Hong Lu: With misdeeds or evil thoughts being accumulated day by day, these will be transmuted into black clouds of energy over time.
Caller: To eliminate these black clouds of energy, we have to perform recitations, make vows and perform life liberation. Is that correct, Master Lu?
Master Jun Hong Lu: That’s right. You have to recite Eighty-eight Buddhas Great Repentance (Li Fo Da Chan Hui Wen) to eliminate them. For example, how would a white shirt turn black? Stain it with some sauce today, some ink tomorrow, some other dirt the day after tomorrow, and so forth. It will then become a black shirt over time. So how to remove the stain? Wash it every day. What does it mean to ‘wash’ it in this context? It means to recite Eighty-eight Buddhas Great Repentance, and keep repenting of your own mistakes.
HOW IS BLACK CLOUD OF ENERGY (NEGATIVE ENERGY) FORMED AND HOW TO ELIMINATE IT?
Caller: Master Lu, you mentioned previously about ‘black cloud of energy’ (negative aura). How is it formed within a person’s body?
Master Jun Hong Lu: With misdeeds or evil thoughts being accumulated day by day, these will be transmuted into black clouds of energy over time.
Caller: To eliminate these black clouds of energy, we have to perform recitations, make vows and perform life liberation. Is that correct, Master Lu?
Master Jun Hong Lu: That’s right. You have to recite Eighty-eight Buddhas Great Repentance (Li Fo Da Chan Hui Wen) to eliminate them. For example, how would a white shirt turn black? Stain it with some sauce today, some ink tomorrow, some other dirt the day after tomorrow, and so forth. It will then become a black shirt over time. So how to remove the stain? Wash it every day. What does it mean to ‘wash’ it in this context? It means to recite Eighty-eight Buddhas Great Repentance, and keep repenting of your own mistakes.
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