The Great Wisdom Treatise was written by Nagarjuna Bodhisattva in ancient India and translated by Kumarajiva in the late Qin Dynasty. It is a masterpiece that interprets the Great Prajna Sutra and is known as the "King of Treatises". This treatise takes Prajna Konghui as its sect, extensively explains the stages of cultivation of the Bodhisattva path, integrates the Mahayana teachings, and deeply explains the middle path of reality. This brief explanation is based on the hundred-volume structure of the original treatise, and is divided into chapters to explain the meaning. It uses modern language to reveal the profound purpose, supplemented by the essence of the ancestor's commentaries, to help readers enter the ocean of prajna and achieve the light of manifest wisdom.
Good book, explained in detail.