Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

quite different attitudes towards the commission of evils.
The young practitioner of meditation should not commit
any evil at all, so that the puja of these Buddhas is for
him or her unnecessary; one who is old never knows
when he or she is going to die and should be diligent in
clearing himself or herself of even the slightest fault by
performing their puja, while a dying person must not
think that he or she has committed any unskillful deeds
at all.
Besides this confession, there is also a special
Vajrayana mantra of the Buddha Akshobhya, which is
especially effective even in the case of heavy sins where
an immediate and usually inescapable fruit follows upon
the commission of the deed. This Buddha is so merciful
as to save beings if they repeat his incantation with deep
faith and a concentrated mind. It is indeed worthwhile
knowledge to possess.
Again, people forget that they meet this or that god to
receive his cruel punishments, or to be received into his
bliss, just because there exists a karmic connection
between them.
Thus a few points may have been made clear
concerning karma and salvation in this question rooted
in the Sorrow of Ignorance.
6. What precautions should be taken before
meditating in a new place to ensure the sympathy of
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