• Making food offering at every meal; 
• Invoking Armor Protection before going out; 
• Invoking Sleep Light Practice and Boundary Protection before going to bed
• Reciting mantras and Buddha names while walking

Cultivation can help to attain stability, through which develops one’s wisdom. At the same time, it also prevents us from living in misery and unhappiness. However, the awakening cannot be achieved in one day.  Practitioners must train diligently on a daily basis.  If we can devote our energy wholeheartedly to cultivation, we will doubtlessly reborn in the Pure Land after death.)

六祖說：「善知識！摩訶般若波羅蜜，最尊最上最第一，無住無往亦無來，三世諸佛從中出。」

Virtuous and knowledgeable friend,
Maha Prajna Paramita,
The most honored, most supreme, most preeminent,
Does not abide, does not go or come,
Buddhas of the three ages emerge from within.

In other words, we can say that in our intrinsic nature there is limitless wisdom. Maha Prajna Paramita is originally fully present within our intrinsic nature. We need not seek it outside.  It does not abide anywhere, nor does it ever come or go. The Prajna wisdom of our intrinsic nature is attached to nothing.  All Buddhas of three ages, the past, present and future, rise from Maha Prajna Paramita – the highest, most supreme, and the most profound.

The 2 key points here are:

1. When one attains enlightenment, nothing is imperfect. 
2. Maha Prajna Paramita is not just talks about emptiness.

Buddha Shakyamuni’s enlightenment – Maha Prajna Paramita, under the Bodhi tree is the most precious, profound and supreme.

The Six Paramitas:

1. Tolerance Paramita applies to one’s forbearance and endurance. It is the most difficult to attain.  You are able to attain the Tolerance Paramita only because you have awakened.  Enlightenment allows you to reach such accomplishment. 
2. Diligence Paramita.  As long as you keep putting Buddha’s teachings to practice, you would reach such accomplishment.
3. Generosity Paramita can be achieved if you persist in contributing your time, money and energy to help others.
4. Wisdom Paramita.  If the practitioner diligently studies the Buddha dharma, he would develop the limitless wisdom. 
5. Precept Paramita.  You must not violate your vows.
6. Meditation Paramita.  From maintaining your vows, you can reach one mind, thus entering the state meditation.  From a meditative state, you shall develop wisdom.