Why can't I read the Heart Sutra at night?

Can I see the Heart Sutra at night? It is said on the Internet that you can't read the Heart Sutra at night on the grounds that it will attract evil spirits and be bad for readers. I like reciting the Heart Sutra very much. In the past, the Indian mage also highly praised the public to recite Mahayana classics such as the Diamond Sutra and the Heart Sutra. Please have mercy.

The heart meridian can be read. The key is that reading the Bible is not an end, but a method and means. The purpose is to make our hearts really clean and solve our problems. For example, if you have nightmares at night, read the Heart Sutra once and read the Buddha's name for an hour, it will be solved; Or if you can't sleep, read the scriptures several times and read a few Buddhist names, and it will work when you fall asleep. Therefore, it is good to read happily, so we have to read the Bible happily to have a chance to be enlightened.

As for the ancestors who praised the public for reciting these classics, the key is to what extent, which is more important, and who to read? The founder is absolutely right. We will definitely talk! But the key is who to talk to. Did I tell you? If I tell you, there will be no problem. I'm not talking to you. It depends on your own roots. Are you suitable? You can do it if it suits you. In Buddhism, freedom is emphasized. If it suits you, you can do it, but if it doesn't suit you, you can't. We must understand a truth: to what extent we are now and what classics are suitable for reciting now, we must be clear about ourselves.

If we practice seriously, we can achieve something in this life, which is what each of us hopes. Now that you have studied Buddhism, who doesn't want to achieve something in this life? The most important thing is to find the right direction and learn the right method. You choose which method is suitable for which machine, just the right time and the right reason, then you can generate it without any problems. Buddhism is truth, and the so-called truth is "the truth of all buddhas and the opportunity of all living beings." If you don't care, it's not Buddhism. If you don't seize the opportunity, you can't benefit from it. You must seize the opportunity to care about it, so that all living beings can really benefit from it. So every Buddhist scripture is an opportunity to explain.

The above viewpoints are all feudal superstitions, which are not credible and are for reference only.