The reason why we, as Buddhist learners, study Buddhism is more or less based on a certain goal. Some people want to attain ultimate happiness, some want to break away from the cycle of reincarnation, some want to be peaceful and at ease, and many want to become Buddhas. So, how should Buddhist learners practice to become Buddhas?

We need to be clear that becoming a Buddha is not an overnight process, but requires long-term practice and enlightenment. There are various methods of practice advocated in Buddhism, among which the most important are maintaining mindfulness, cultivating compassion, and observing practical wisdom. Although I, Shengzhong, have not yet become a Buddha, as a Buddhist learner, I have the following suggestions:

1. Cultivate mindfulness and mindfulness

To learn Buddhism, one must first believe in the teachings of Buddhism and develop a firm belief in its principles. At the same time, maintain mindfulness, be constantly aware of your thoughts and actions, and not let distractions and attachments occupy your heart.

2. Study Buddhist scriptures

Reading and studying Buddhist scriptures is an important part of spiritual practice. By gaining a deeper understanding of Buddhism and Buddhist philosophy, one can better guide their own practice and cultivation.

3. Cultivate compassion and wisdom

Compassion is one of the core spirits of Buddhism, which requires learning to care for others, sympathize with the weak, and help those in need. At the same time, by practicing, one can enhance their wisdom, see through the truth of the world, and transcend the cycle of life and death.
 
4. Practice and Practice

In addition to theoretical learning, it is more important to apply Buddhism to daily life. By practicing meditation and chanting Buddha, one can cultivate inner peace and concentration, and purify the body and mind.

5. Seeking help from good knowledge

In the process of cultivation, it is best to find an experienced master as a guide, who can provide valuable advice and guidance to help you avoid detours on the path of cultivation. Meanwhile, communicating and sharing with peers is also a great way of learning.

6. Persist and improve

Practicing Buddhism requires persistent effort and persistence. When encountering difficulties and setbacks, one should maintain confidence and determination, and constantly improve their spiritual cultivation level.
Overall, learning and practicing Buddhism to achieve Buddhist fruit is a long-term and difficult process that requires constant effort and persistence. By cultivating mindfulness, studying Buddhist scriptures, practicing compassion and wisdom, seeking help from teachers and friends, and persistently striving, we can better walk on the path to becoming a Buddha.

Finally, what I, Shengzhong, want to say is that becoming a Buddha is not the only goal of spiritual practice. What is more important is to achieve personal purification and enlightenment in the process of spiritual practice, as well as to contribute to sentient beings and society. Even if one cannot reach the so-called "becoming a Buddha" state, obtaining inner peace and wisdom through studying and practicing Buddhism is still very valuable.