The Diamond Sutra, the Heart Sutra, and the Sixth Patriarch's Altar Sutra hold a lofty status in Buddhism. They not only embody the original spirit and unique ideological value in Chinese Buddhism, but from the perspective of Chinese cultural history, their influence involves all walks of life among monks and laymen, and penetrates into all aspects of social culture.
"Heart Sutra": the first sutra of Mahayana Buddhism, learn to get rid of worries
"Diamond Sutra": the most important Prajna classic training pattern
"The Sixth Patriarch's Altar Sutra": a classic for understanding the essence of Zen, which embodies the wisdom of Chinese Buddhism
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There is a saying: In this sutra, some characters do not pronounce the original pronunciation, such as "bu" pronounced as "" (the negative pronunciation of ""). …The reciter is so nice! Happy to you! Namaste! ! I
There is a saying: In this sutra, some characters do not pronounce the original pronunciation, such as "bu" pronounced as "" (the negative pronunciation of ""). …The reciter is so nice! Happy to you! Namaste! ! I