【英倫弘法．紀實 03】行動燈塔的震撼：在隨行步履間，見證上師自在展現的智慧

2026年7月18日

最近這幾個月，我一直都蠻順利的。但自從上師即將來臨英國的這兩週，各種違緣障礙便接踵而至。

原本打算親自帶著訂製的兩公尺高大型 Banner 去機場迎接上師，結果臨時被各種事情絆住，根本走不開。後來，上師要我去參加薩迦法王的灌頂，我也因為事務纏身，加上自己福報不足，最後還是泡湯了。 😂

不過，我心裡卻十分清楚：越是如此，越說明上師這次要傳授的密法一定極為殊勝，所以才會有這麼多違緣障礙。

今天，我排除萬難，索性豁出去了，開車來到倫敦，只為了能早點見到上師。

我買的是下午2:30參觀白金漢宮的門票，可等到趕到時已經三點多了。我以為肯定進不去了，沒想到竟然毫無阻礙地順利入場。

更巧的是，因為出門太匆忙，我把打印好的門票忘在家裡了，當時還一直懊惱自己粗心大意，心想這下肯定辦不了年票了，因為辦年票要求自己要帶著打印好並有簽名的票來。沒想到服務中心的小哥竟主動幫我重新列印了門票，讓我簽完字後，順利把年票辦好了。

我又以為上師早已進場，誰知由於地鐵取消，他們一行人也晚到了。當我打電話聯絡時，上師竟然就在離我幾公尺遠的地方。

那一刻，我終於明白，為什麼自己遲到了還能順利入場，還陰差陽錯辦好了年票。一切的一切，都讓我深深感受到上師不可思議的加持。

自從去年第一次在倫敦見到上師，得到他的慈悲加持之後，我心裡便一直充滿嚮往，甚至生起了一些執著。

其實，我一點都不在乎上師講什麼法。無論講什麼，我都願意聽。對我來說，只要能夠待在上師身邊，就能感受到一種源源不絕、難以言喻的加持。

而這一切，源自於兩年半前一次特殊的因緣。從那以後，我發現自己對大德的加持力似乎變得比以前敏感。有時，我在大德身邊所感受到的那份加持，其他師兄未必會有同樣的體會。

昨晚為了今天來倫敦，我一直收拾、打包到凌晨三點才睡，早上七點又起床，只睡了四個小時。但直到現在，我竟一點也不覺得睏。也許是下午喝的那杯冰咖啡起了作用，但我更願意相信，這是上師的加持。每次待在上師身邊，我都會感覺身心特別清明，精神特別充沛，彷彿疲憊都消失了。感恩上師的慈悲加持！

今天還聽到上師與幾位師兄談論持咒。我請教上師：「散念咒語也有功德嗎？」上師毫不猶豫地回答：「當然有。散念總比不念好。」我又問：「那我適合念什麼咒呢？」上師說：「你不用念咒。」 知我者，上師也。我本來就不是一個喜歡念咒的人。身為金剛乘弟子，看來念咒並不是適合我的法門。

一路上，無論上師走到哪裡，總會有師兄圍上前請教問題。上師總是不厭其煩，運用各種貼切、生動的比喻，把深奧的法義講得深入淺出，讓人回味無窮。

當我們還在思索他的回答時，他已經在那裡燦爛地笑著。直到現在，我的腦海裡還時常浮現出他微笑的樣子。我想，那份笑容，已經深深刻在我的心底了。

今天還發生了一件讓我印像很深的事。一位道友開車前來白金漢宮與上師會合，途中卻接到兒子的電話，說兒子和丈夫發生了激烈爭吵。她想到上一次家裡鬧得很嚴重，甚至驚動了警察，不禁十分擔心。

於是，她打電話向上師請示。電話一接通，上師第一句話便笑著說：「警察來了。」她聽後更加緊張。緊接著，上師又說家裡沒事的，讓她繼續來白金漢宮。

然而，她還是放心不下，最終還是中途折返回家。等她回到家時，卻發現丈夫和兒子早已偃旗息鼓，一切平安無事。她事後十分後悔，沒有聽上師的話，不僅白跑了一趟，還白白浪費了一張門票。

今天時間過得特別快，還有許多溫暖的小片段：跟上師一起吃飯、一起坐火車、一起喝冰咖啡……看似平常，卻都是難得的福報。其實，我並沒有太多奢求，只要能夠靜靜地待在上師身邊，便已心滿意足。

July 18, 2026

These past few months have been going quite smoothly for me. However, since my Guru’s upcoming visit to the UK two weeks ago, various obstacles and hindrances have arisen one after another.

I had planned to personally greet my Guru at the airport with a custom-made, two-meter-tall banner, but various things came up at the last minute, and I couldn’t get away. Later, my Guru asked me to attend an empowerment ceremony given by the Sakya Trizin, but due to being tied up with other commitments and my own lack of merit, this also fell through. 😂

However, I knew very well in my heart that the more obstacles and hindrances there were, the more it indicated that the tantric teachings my Guru was about to impart were extremely profound, hence all the obstacles and hindrances.

Today, I overcame all difficulties and decided to go all out, driving to London just to see my Guru as soon as possible.

I bought tickets for a 2:30 PM visit to Buckingham Palace, but by the time I arrived it was already past 3 PM. I thought I definitely wouldn’t be able to get in, but to my surprise, I entered without any problems.

Even more coincidentally, because I was in such a rush to leave, I forgot my printed tickets at home. I was immediately annoyed by my carelessness, thinking I definitely wouldn’t be able to get an annual pass, since it required a printed and signed ticket. Unexpectedly, the clerk at the service center kindly reprinted the tickets for me, and after I signed them, I successfully got my annual pass.

I then assumed the Guru had already arrived, but it turned out that due to the subway cancellation, his group was also late. When I called to contact him, the Guru was actually just a few meters away from me.

At that moment, I finally understood why I had been able to enter smoothly despite being late, and why I had even managed to get an annual pass by sheer coincidence. Everything made me deeply feel the Guru’s incredible blessings.

Since first meeting the Guru in London last year and receiving his compassionate blessings, my heart has been filled with longing, even developing some attachments.

Actually, I don’t care at all what teachings my Guru gives. Whatever he teaches, I’m willing to listen. For me, just being by my Guru’s side gives me a continuous, indescribable blessing.

And all of this stems from a special karmic connection two and a half years ago. Since then, I’ve found myself more sensitive to the blessings of great masters than before. Sometimes, the blessings I feel by a great master are experiences that other fellow practitioners may not share.

Last night, I was packing and tidying up until 3 a.m. for today’s trip to London, and then I got up again at 7 a.m., only getting four hours of sleep. Yet, even now, I don’t feel tired at all. Perhaps it’s the iced coffee I drank this afternoon that’s working, but I prefer to believe it’s my Guru’s blessing. Every time I’m with my Guru, I feel exceptionally clear-headed and energetic, as if all fatigue has vanished. I’m grateful for my Guru’s compassionate blessings!

Today, I also heard my Guru discussing mantra recitation with several fellow practitioners. I asked my guru, “Does casually reciting mantras have merit?” Without hesitation, he replied, “Of course. Casual recitation is always better than no recitation at all.” I then asked, “Then what mantra is suitable for me?” He said, “You don’t need to recite mantras.” My guru truly understands me. I’ve never been one to enjoy reciting mantras. As a Vajrayana disciple, it seems reciting mantras isn’t the right path for me.

Along the way, wherever my guru went, fellow practitioners would always surround him with questions. He was always patient, using apt and vivid metaphors to explain profound Dharma teachings in a simple and easy-to-understand way, leaving a lasting impression.

While we were still pondering his answers, he was already there, smiling radiantly. Even now, his smiling face often appears in my mind. I think that smile is deeply etched in my heart.

Something else happened today that left a deep impression on me. A fellow practitioner drove to Buckingham Palace to meet my guru, but on the way, he received a call from his son, saying that his son and husband had a heated argument. Remembering the last time her family had been in such a state, even involving the police, she was filled with worry.

So she called her Guru for advice. The moment the call connected, the Guru’s first words were a laugh: “The police are here.” Hearing this made her even more anxious. Then, the Guru assured her that everything was fine at home and told her to continue her journey to Buckingham Palace.

However, she was still uneasy and ultimately turned back home midway. When she arrived home, she found that her husband and son had already calmed down, and everything was peaceful. She later deeply regretted not listening to her Guru, not only making a wasted trip but also wasting a ticket.

Today passed especially quickly, filled with many warm little moments: eating with the Guru, riding the train together, drinking iced coffee together… seemingly ordinary, yet all rare blessings. Actually, I don’t ask for much; just being able to quietly stay by the Guru’s side is enough for me.