Teacher Zhi Xin, whose style name is Wu Yi (literally meaning “fully comprehensive”) and whose pseudonym is Zhi Xin (literally meaning “governing the heart”), is a poet, writer, thinker, artist, and wiseman who integrates Tao into his life. He was born in Sichuan and has experienced many adventures since childhood, which led to the subversion of his three contemplations in outlook on life, values, and world view, and then prompted him to begin to explore the truth of life and the mystery of the great Buddha-Path. Later, a Taoist master came unexpectedly to enlighten him carefully for years before he began to study Buddhism. So far, he has been immerging himself in all kinds of special and superior cognition for more than 20 years, enabling himself to finally realize the perfect reality of life and universe. His achievements are beyond description. Now he even uses his multiple identities and roles to interpret the great freedom of his life.

This book is compiled based on a series of online live broadcasts with the theme of the Heart Sutra as interpreted by the Teacher Zhi Xin. The Heart Sutra, also known as the Prajna Paramita Hrdaya Sutra, has only 260 words to express the most profound meanings in the simplest way, is the core of the 600-volume Daihannya. As the heart is to a person, so it is the core of the message from Buddha. Prajna Paramita is the most perfect and fundamental wisdom. It contains everything and is the general principle of all Buddhist practice!

The series of interpretations of Heart Sutra by Teacher Zhi Xin is exquisitely vivid, humorous, interesting, thought-provoking, and extremely grounded in a both macro and micro manner. He shares with us his ideas of how to use this prajna wisdom to break through the barriers in our life to recognize and find our true self! How to get rid of all illusions, let all pains and troubles resolve themselves, and then let goodness be born from emptiness with amazing effect! How to get rid of overwhelming ego and dharma-graha, think outside of all relativity and right and wrong, and not be restricted or affected by any concept, so as to achieve the most fundamental liberation!