The Hundred Karma Sutra is a profound sutra of the Buddha's proclamation of cause and effect, with more than 100 moving stories involving bhikshus, bhikshunis, novices, novices, novices, upasas, upasaks, immortals, kings, ministers, brahmins, benefactors, residents, and hunters

First, all living beings and ourselves are our blessed fields. We must learn to plant good fields in order to have a good harvest. Second, if we think that if we don't plant seeds, we will grow on our own, then we will achieve nothing and suffer in vain. Third, one

The second half of the Diamond Sutra says that 'all dharmas are empty, but cause and effect are not empty'. 'All dharmas are empty' means that all the dharmas that come out of the world are illusory and unreal, and 'cause and effect' are also dharmas and illusory, but they are 'not empty'. Why does the Sex Sect say that 'cause and effect are not empty'?