In the book, comic master Cai Zhizhong not only provides an in-depth analysis of the Buddhist classic "Heart Sutra", but also proposes that the mystery of "Heart Sutra" lies more in practice. It is not only necessary to study it with concentration, but also to integrate it into life, in order to obtain the liberation and freedom of body, mind and soul.
In this book, he uses simple words and cartoons to decipher the Heart Sutra for readers, telling readers that "all causes and conditions arise, and all causes and conditions perish." Only by looking down on fame and fortune, and being neither tense nor tense, can you obtain free happiness.
Reader comments
The essence of Buddhism is worth studying!
It can be said that I read it in one breath, and after reading it I seemed to understand but not understand it, and felt the charm of wisdom. Worth watching. Try reciting it back
Enlightened people start from the heart and see the big world
260'S classics are worth learning and exploring👍
Easy to understand and well worth reading
[Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] Very good, a book for learning wisdom
Seeing the mind and becoming a Buddha, wisdom, health, happiness, and wealth are all in the heart.
It's easy to understand. Usually it's like "the little monk chants sutras with his mouth in mind but not with his heart". After reading the interpretation, the understanding will be deeper. It would be better if you can understand it.
The essence of Buddhism is worth studying!
It can be said that I read it in one breath, and after reading it I seemed to understand but not understand it, and felt the charm of wisdom. Worth watching. Try reciting it back
Enlightened people start from the heart and see the big world
260'S classics are worth learning and exploring👍
Easy to understand and well worth reading
[Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] Very good, a book for learning wisdom
Seeing the mind and becoming a Buddha, wisdom, health, happiness, and wealth are all in the heart.
It's easy to understand. Usually it's like "the little monk chants sutras with his mouth in mind but not with his heart". After reading the interpretation, the understanding will be deeper. It would be better if you can understand it.