One of the most important verses in the Buddhist chanting method in Tong Yuan's General Trend of Bodhisattva's chanting Buddha is "Take all six, and the pure chanting comes one after another". Explain this poem in a popular way, that is to say, put all your eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind away, without having to focus all your attention on the Buddha's name, one after another, all your thoughts are Buddha's names, and you can achieve it without any distractions.

The following is part of the chapter "The General Trend Reaches Bodhisattva to Read Buddha":

..... If all sentient beings cherish the memory of Buddha and recite it, they will come now, and they will definitely see Buddha, not far away. It's not fake convenience, but complacency, like a person who has been dyed with incense, which smells good. This is called: fragrance and solemnity. Because of the land, I have no patience with Buddha. Today, in this world, people who read Buddhism belong to the pure land. The Buddha asked Tong Yuan, but I had no choice. I took six, one by one, and got samadhi. Sri Lanka was the first one.