I stumbled upon the practice of Dorje Shugden over the Internet when I was looking for some kind of good luck formula some 5 years ago. I read many books about motivation, get rich formulas and spirituality. I guess deep down I just wanted happiness but were bogged down with life’s mundane problems and complications; with commitments to family, business partners, colleagues and friends.

I am a born leader, as wherever I go I would inevitably be asked to lead or be at least the second in command. That brings a lot of responsibility and I struggled to balance my life around all these and the family. When I was hit by a financial crisis in 2000, I work diligently to solve the problems, working with lawyers and fighting the banks and creditors. Most of my debtors just did not pay. So in 2002/2003 I find myself with just 1 partner/good friend, no staff and saddled with millions owing to creditors and not much income and in depression.

I read many books on Buddhism, motivation and “get rich formulas”. I tried it all with some success in the sense that I was not depressed anymore but I still could not settle my loans.

In 2006, I stumbled upon the practice of Dorje Shugden and stated by simply chanting the mantra. In time I also started doing the daily prayers. Almost immediate I met my present business partners and embarked on a new business that I intended to do for some time. Over the years we achieved many breakthrough in my industry and is an industry leader today.

"I repaid almost all my creditors and will be free from this old debt in a few months when I pay my last installments. Meanwhile, my company went IPO and I am looking at a very good future financially." ~ Byron

I find that the protector Dorje Shudgen is very swift in helping me in everything that I asked for provided that is really beneficial to me. I know have a very happy life and my family has also benefitted tremendously from Him.

I plan to spend the rest of my life doing this practice also to help others in gaining happiness in this life and also maybe in their future lifes.

Author: Byron Cheng