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The meaning of offering lamps
1. Illuminating the World as a Lamp. Those who offer lamps will be like lights in the world, reincarnating as kings among men, just like the Guru, the Wish-Fulfilling Jewel, whose wisdom lamp illuminates the whole world.
II. The naked eye is not damaged.Lamp offeringThe eyes are very bright, not blind, and not nearsighted.
III. The ability to see through the divine eye. Those who offer lamps will gain the divine eye among the five senses in the future.
Section Four: Intelligence of Good and Evil. The ability to distinguish between good and evil practices and to understand all causes and effects of choices. In the present world, many people are extremely blind and do not know how to make choices between good and evil, whereas the wisdom of those who offer lamps exceeds that of others.
V. Eliminating the Great Darkness. With the superior wisdom, one can eliminate all the ignorance and darkness in one's own and others' continuum.
Section Six: Acquire Intelligent Clarity. One's own wisdom exceeds that of the masses, and one is not tempted by various external influences, possessing the ability to discern and make choices.
VII. Not in the dark. I will not be reborn in a place of evil beliefs or darkness, but in a place of light and excellence.
Paragraph 8: Great Blessings. Reincarnated as a being with great blessings.
Paragraph 9: Eternal Life in Heaven. After death, one will not fall into the lower realms of existence but will be reborn in the heavenly realms. If one offers a lamp, one will not be reborn into such families in one's future lives.
Chapter Ten: Quickly Achieving Nirvana. It is possible to attain the position of a saint in a very short time. The scripture "The Sutra on the Merit of Offering Lamps" states: "The merit accumulated by those who offer lamps is boundless and immeasurable; only the Tathagata can fully comprehend it." After a person passes away, it is essential to offer a lamp or seven oil lamps in front of a Buddha statue, so that the deceased will obtain liberation.