After Studying at Harvard, Recite Amitabha

The author of this book, Chen Yuting, tells his legendary half-life experience. In order to find the answer to life, he became a monk for three years, looking for ways to cultivate his mind in Zen, Chinese Buddhism, and Tibetan Buddhism. He also went to Tibet, Qinghai, Yunnan, India, and Nepal to study with nearly a hundred eminent monks and living Buddhas. He wrote this book "Reciting Amitabha after Studying at Harvard" with extraordinary courage and frankness, hoping that "friends who are serious about searching for their nature will not have to take detours." This book is very rich in content, fluent in writing, and the storyline is very contagious. It is a great novel.

It's so late to meet you, such a good book contains examples, real people's stories, results, high realms, application methods, and scientific awareness.

This book uses simple language and candid attitude to show readers the first half of the author's life. In the process of reading, we can easily sense the extraordinary courage that the author possesses every moment. From a wealthy family to a top university, from McKinsey to a Buddhist temple, from the noisy prosperity to the tranquility of an ancient temple, the author's journey has been completely recorded, taking readers along with him on a legendary journey. The insights gained from studying Buddhism for twenty-six years are unreservedly revealed in this book. For me, I really felt the light freedom and fearless pursuit that the author tried to convey, and I benefited a lot.

I read half of this book at first, and then I couldn't stand it anymore. I encountered some problems in my life, and I couldn't figure out the ideological problems, so I continued to read the whole book. The knowledge I gained from the book felt like what the master said, energy. I have a bad temper, I have a quick temper, and I usually walk very fast, but I also started to slow down slowly, control my behavior, etc. Although I didn't understand this book very well, it did broaden my mind and I learned a lot about others from it, like Master Nangong Jin, so I decided to start reading, A Thousand Rivers Have Water, A Thousand Rivers Moon, this story, Goodbye Nan Huaijin, I'm sorry.

It is a very good book that answers questions. I understand the difference between meditation and religion. I learned a lot of knowledge, broadened my horizons, and opened up the world. Teacher Chen Yuting uses his own meditation experience and insights to guide modern people on what they should pay attention to when practicing meditation in work and life. Reading it makes people feel like a spring breeze, warm and calm. Salute to Teacher Chen!

A very good book, highly recommended! ! ! It must be great to see! ! ! The author mainly uses his own journey to show that the purpose of spiritual practice is enlightenment. Pay homage to all the perfect enlightenment [love] [love] [love]

I was really attracted by the first few chapters of this book when I first read it, because it was especially about how his family donated uncertified real estate. He was awakened by something, and began to work hard to study in the United States, and then to study Buddhism. Only then did I realize that there is a big difference between Taiwanese Buddhism and mainland Buddhism. His comments on corruption in developing countries are very profound and accurate, but I think it is a bit general later on. He introduced some of his masters, brothers, his masters and various Buddhist Dharma kings, his experience in charity work, and his marriage experience. What he wrote so much later may be more to promote his awakening courses. I saw that his courses are very expensive, and I think he is using free books to attract more people to his courses, which are very expensive. Generally speaking, this book is worth reading. His understanding of meditation and Buddhism is worth reading, but you may not necessarily want to actually learn it.

This is a very well-written book about spiritual practice and is worth learning by practitioners. Break the superstitions. It is worth learning by everyone. When it comes to exploring the nature of our lives, we must also break down superstitions about science and technology, especially technology. However, we must learn from scientific attitudes and recognized methods, as well as the popular discourse of contemporary science, so that more people can understand the scientific language expressions of ancient people, and understand the ancient people's language expressions of science and truth from Buddhism to the Book of Changes, Five Elements, Yin and Yang Traditional Chinese Medicine, and so on. The ancient Chinese said that everyone can become the saints Yao and Shun. Everyone has Buddha nature and can become a Buddha. Everyone has divinity and is a god. Heaven and earth are of the same body as me, and all things have the same root as me. As Chinese, we must be confident and shoulder the historical mission. Only the Chinese culture of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism can save all mankind. The light of Cathay will illuminate all mankind. For all religions, we need to break off their outer coverings and understand what their essence is. Especially for Buddhism, don't be bound by the convenient methods of the ancients. Buddhism must return to the era of the Buddha and the Sixth Patriarch of Zen Buddhism. Buddhism must restore its original appearance and directly point to the human heart. Return to the sect's education. Ritual things do not need to be discarded. They are an external way of managing and controlling the mind, but do not be enslaved by them. Otherwise, the disciplinary training in prisons and the army will become Buddhas. In addition, how can you go to the West if you don't understand meat and fish? The popular education methods and approaches of today's industrial civilization allow many people to understand and understand the purpose and methods of teaching as quickly as possible. Chinese written language is the best tool to link the wisdom of the ancients. This tool needs more people to inherit it.

A book worthy of repeated reading by practitioners of spiritual practice

"Reciting Amitabha Buddha after Studying at Harvard" is a true portrayal of the author Chen Yuting's unique life journey. From the academic halls of Harvard to the path of spiritual pursuit of spiritual destination, his experience is full of legend. The book contains both a profound insight into the Western education system and a pious exploration of Eastern religious philosophy. It allowed me to see the diversity of life choices. In addition to pursuing worldly success, there is also a path to inner peace and spiritual abundance. It inspired me to think about how to find a lifestyle and life beliefs that truly suit me in a complicated world.

Not long ago, a friend posted a post in Moments - "I chose to burn incense between going to work and making progress", and attached a picture of burning incense in a temple. Today, why young people like incense has become a hot topic. The protagonist of this autobiographical work personally experienced the process of studying in a world-famous school, working in a world-famous company, and then going to a temple to offer incense. The experience was so interesting that one couldn't help but take a peek. The author believes that he is pursuing the answer to the nature of mind, and at the same time he also wants to provide the answer to others. This is the reason for writing this book. The language in this book is gentle, like a conversation between friends, and it might be beneficial to read it.

I read this book out of curiosity about the name, and I was hooked as soon as I opened it. I especially like the stories shared by the teacher, because I have no spiritual practice and just listened to Teacher Ye Man's "Buddhist Stories" and "Surangama Sutra". Then I had the chance to encounter Teacher Chen's book, which benefited me a lot and made me convinced that reincarnation really exists. I really believe that there are so many people in the world who selflessly contribute for the sake of all mankind... It is a book worth reading.

The author of this book, Chen Yuting, tells his legendary half-life experience. In order to find the answer to life, he became a monk for three years, looking for ways to cultivate his mind in Zen, Chinese Buddhism, and Tibetan Buddhism. He also went to Tibet, Qinghai, Yunnan, India, and Nepal to study with nearly a hundred eminent monks and living Buddhas. He wrote this book "Reciting Amitabha after Studying at Harvard" with extraordinary courage and frankness, hoping that "friends who are serious about searching for their nature will not have to take detours." This book is very rich in content, fluent in writing, and the storyline is very contagious. It is a great novel.

I saw this book accidentally. I didn't even read the title clearly at first. I didn't know why but I started reading it. Now I think it was because I saw the four-character name of Amitabha. I came back halfway through and looked at the title of the book carefully, it was really interesting. The author's practice process, especially the mental methods mentioned in the book, have been of great help to me and have gradually stabilized my restless heart. Don't be afraid that you don't have wisdom. Wisdom is in your heart. Don't be afraid that you don't have compassion. Compassion is in your heart! Will read it a second time.

A book with high-dimensional energy. Gains: After reading some of the author's psychological journey, I felt like I was reading about myself. The troubles and mistakes I have had turned out to be experienced by everyone, just like the author, who is an extraordinary person. Congratulations on making a little more progress, and I am grateful for the wisdom this book has brought me.

This is the first book on Buddhism that I have read. It is easy to understand and inspired me a lot. In today's increasingly impetuous society, I hope people will read books on this subject. Our society will be more harmonious.

A very good book I learned a lot from the book Also opened up wisdom Thank you for encountering this book Thank you teacher for sharing I wish your family happiness and health Namo Amitabha 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thanks to the Tomato Free Novel APP and big data for letting me encounter this book. It is a great book. I am grateful to the author for enhancing the confidence of practitioners in the mortal world. I am extremely grateful.

Cultivation of the mind is everywhere! Before reading this book, I thought that cultivating the mind meant becoming a monk and going to a monastery. In fact, life is full of practice. It really subverted my understanding! Bring awareness to work and life, adjust your mood, change the way you do things, and accept nature!

Read it chapter by chapter, sentence by sentence, and be grateful to have encountered this book that nourishes the soul!

Truth is the focus of this book, which makes me admire and move me. After reading it, I have a new understanding of General Chen Cheng and his family. I hope everyone can achieve success!

The writing is very real and full of feelings. It is equivalent to a documentary. It allows people to have a close understanding and thinking about Buddhism and practice. It allows us ordinary people to have some understanding of the life of Buddhism and mind cultivation that we usually have no access to. It is equivalent to a guide!

The language is simple and humorous, full of positive energy! I am very grateful to Teacher Chen for writing this book. Let people like me who love Buddhism find the right direction of study! Very grateful! ! !

I am grateful to the author for his hard work, and to the platform for allowing me to encounter this book. It is so important for my study guidance and help, especially starting from Chapter 11. I listened to it over and over again for a day. The author's seriousness and responsibility towards readers and students is comparable to that of a parent. This book is really helpful to read.

Thank you for meeting me! The author uses his own personal journey to illuminate a journey with fewer detours. After reading it, I have a closer understanding of people, Buddha, and Tao - it turns out that the Tao is connected and all dharmas are unified. What touches me most is that whether it is historical classics, philosophical thoughts, or traditional Chinese medicine, they seem to be different fields, but they all point to the same core - the power of morality. A righteous mind, righteous conduct, and virtuous character are the true foundation and destination of life. If your heart has something to rely on and your actions have a stop, your life will be stable and calm.

This book helped me uncover the true meaning of spiritual practice. I used to think that spiritual practice was a kind of superstition, and I didn't believe in something beyond life and death. By reading the entire book, I understood the meaning of human life, which further increased my knowledge.

This book resonated with me very much. The author's experience was very similar to mine, and both felt confused about the future after graduation. But the author has more courage than me to find the answer to life. His story also made me understand that the meaning of life does not lie in the pursuit of material success, but in inner peace and satisfaction. I also want to explore my inner world and find my own answers like the author.

The writing is very good. I have been using the "awareness" practice mentioned in the book recently, which is to maintain the "awareness" in life that I am answering my practice questions. Then when I want to lose my temper, because the "awareness" is there, I don't want to lose my temper, and I will naturally find a better way to deal with it. This is not about forbearing, and if you endure too much, you will eventually explode. This is about not wanting to lose your temper from the bottom of your heart. Over time, you can really break with your own habits and change your habits. I have really benefited a lot and I will keep going. Thank you, Teacher Chen Yuting. Thank you very much.

I saw different family structures, different family traditions, different growth and schooling experiences, the hard work of learning English when applying to college, and the teaching methods of Harvard MBA. See other people's lives, reflect your own life, choose your own life, and live your own life.

It's very good, very interesting, very simple, without very profound Buddhist principles, but it also contains many concepts and talks about it like a big brother next door. It's worth reading and allows you to see another vast world.