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Master Sying An (d 1734) of Hang Zhou encouraged his disciples to resolve their minds upon attaining enlightenment. He states ten causes and conditions for making this resolve including ¨ The Buddha’s deep kindness ¨ Our parents’ kindness ¨ Our teachers’ and elders’ kindness ¨ The donors’ kindness ¨ Living beings’ kindness ¨ The suffering in birth and death ¨ Reverence of the spiritual nature ¨ Repenting of karmic obstacles ¨ Rebirth in the Pure Land ¨ The proper dharma ISBN 978-1-60103-030-6
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This sutra, commonly referred to as the Diamond Sutra (金剛經 Jin Gang Jing), is central to the massive seven hundred and one volumes of the so-called Wisdom Teachings of the Buddha. This second edition sheds new light on “the teaching beyond words and letters.” Often called “the diamond teaching that cuts through all delusion,” the Diamond Sutra is Shakyamuni Buddha’s stunning answer to his disciple Subhuti’s question about enlightenment. ISBN 978-1-60103-037-5 ebook edition 2013
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Known as "the most recited sutra in the world," the Heart Sutra has been chanted daily in Buddhist monasteries for over two thousand years. Explicated by the Venerable Hsuan Hua, one of the foremost Tripitaka and Chan Masters of Chinese Buddhism in the U.S., this very heart of the larger Prajna Paramita Sutra delivers a brilliant distillation of the concepts of emptiness and non-attachment. A perfect introduction to Buddhist philosophy, this Sutra was translated into English by Ronald Epstein, PhD.
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Spring Sun, Lotus Flower Quotes from the Teachings of Venerable Master Hsuan Hua This collection of seemingly simple sayings by Buddhist Master Hsuan Hua really contains profound meaning. As his disciple Martin Verhoeven says in the introduction, “America in the late 20th century is awash with a staggering variety of Buddhisms .—all purporting to be genuine, orthodox, the “real teaching” . . . we in America find both teachings and teachers arriving practically on our doorsteps. Since the 1890s and especially since World War II, Buddhism and Buddhist masters have clearly set the Dharma on a new course: from East to West, from Asia to America. This fragile transfer of ancient wisdom to the New World, depends for its success on transplanting not simply the scriptures, but transmitting the “living tradition.” Only on the strength and inspiration of living examples of Buddhism does the Dharma take root in fresh soil and grow in new hearts. Such an exemplar was Venerable Master Hsuan Hua. And such was the scope of his vow: to bring the Dharma to America. It was this living example of a great soul “manifesting a body to speak the Dharma,” that made Buddhism come alive for me.” ISBN 978-1-60103-044-3 (ebook)
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Have you ever visited a Buddhist monastery? What should you expect? Welcome to the Monastery gives you a peek into the life of monastics and some guidelines on what to avoid when visiting. In addition it - presents a brief history of Buddhism - explains the most common Buddhist ceremonies that take place daily - provides a list of definitions of common Buddhist terms - answers questions on life in the monastery