Abstract

Abortion is a common practice worldwide, with an estimated 73 million induced cases annually. While its physical and psychological consequences are increasingly recognized in medical literature, most conventional studies neglect the deeper spiritual and karmic dimensions. These include the undiscovered effects on family members, future offspring, and even the medical professionals involved in the procedures. Drawing on the Guan Yin Citta Dharma Door and the teachings of Dharma Master Jun Hong Lu, this paper explores the perspective that the spirits of aborted, miscarried fetuses, or deceased fertilized embryos continue to exist. If not properly ascended, they may endure immense suffering and, in turn, cause suffering to others. We present 27 Dharma teachings and 5 real-life case studies demonstrating how sincere repentance, recitation of Buddhist scriptures, and life liberation can resolve karmic debts, help these spirits ascend, and restore physical, emotional, and familial well-being. Our findings suggest that unresolved spiritual matters are among the most significant contributors to various rare and intractable health conditions. This work advocates for a holistic understanding of the impacts of abortion, miscarriage, and embryonic loss on human health, offering a pathway to healing through Buddhist practice.

Keywords:Guan Yin Citta Dharma Door; Golden Buddhist Practices; Abortion; Deceased fertilized embryos; Spirits; Family harmony