Orthodox Buddhist Scriptures

115 四 Forty****************** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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They are all Buddhist classics. Read the book a hundred times and its meaning will become apparent to you. It teaches you how to cultivate your character, how to practice great righteousness and cultivate merit. The origin of the classics is Amitabha, so you can get rid of suffering and achieve happiness as soon as possible!

118 如 How to Practice Buddhism Nan Huaijincompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Righteous Dharma lineage. .

120 持 Keep the Precepts and Feel at Ease Master Hsing Yuncompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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If you go deep into the scriptures, your wisdom will be like the ocean.

127 修 Mantra of Cultivation Written by Bai Yuchancompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Exploring the Taoist Mantra: The mysterious code containing thousands of years of wisdom. In the vast starry sky of Taoist culture, the mantra is like a bright star, shining with mysterious and profound light. They are not only an expression of language, but also a practice method that contains the principles of heaven and earth and the wisdom of life. Today, let us enter the world of Taoist mantras and explore its mysteries. The Nine-Character Mantra: The Miraculous Power of Exorcising Evil and Evil "Those who are facing a battle should march forward in formation." These nine words are the famous Nine-Character Mantra of Taoism. It first came from the "Baopuzi Neipian·Dengshe" written by Ge Hong of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The book records: "It is advisable to know the secret blessing of Liujia when entering the mountain. The blessing says that before the battle, all those who are facing the battle should march forward in formation. Every nine words should always be used as a secret blessing, and everything can be avoided." It means that if you recite these nine words often, you can ward off all evil. In ancient times, primitive humans believed that language has mysterious power and can change the energy fields of nature and people. Spells are the embodiment of this mysterious power. The nine-character Taoist mantra, as a kind of mantra, is said to be able to mobilize the sea of ​​qi throughout the body and trigger the changes and movements of the surrounding wind and clouds, so that the surrounding evil monsters will feel suppressed by the divine power and thus dissipate or die on their own. When people feel scared or encounter difficulties, if they chant these nine words in order, a surge of confidence and strength will surge in their hearts. This nine-character mantra not only has powerful effects, but also corresponds to nine unique mudras. Tantra's mudra and heart gestures are introduced into the practice of the nine-character mantra. The connection between the ten fingers of the hands and the inside and outside is used as the meridian, and the qi, chakras and chakras in the body are used as the latitude to carry out the six-part achievement practice. For example, in the "Lin" mudra, the middle finger, ring finger, and little finger are crossed and hooked, and the index finger and thumb are aligned. "Lin" represents physical and mental stability, calmness in the face of problems, and the will to remain immovable, showing a strong body; "Bing" mudra is based on the "Lin" posture, with the middle finger extended and hooking the index finger forward. "Bing" symbolizes energy, implying longevity and rejuvenation of vitality, and moves as fast as a dart. By reciting mantras and using specific mudras, the notes are used to vibrate the energy channels in the body, stimulate the potential of life, and inspire supernatural powers and high wisdom. However, this spell needs to be combined with strong mental power to have a more significant effect. Generally, the easiest way to practice mental power is to meditate. When you have free time every day, calm down, take a deep breath, and practice consistently, you will be able to feel the existence of mental power. The six-character mantra: a wonderful way to breathe and maintain health. Taoism also has a set of six-character mantras, namely xu, he, hu, si, chui and xi. This six-character formula is a breathing method handed down from Taoism. Through different pronunciations, mouth shapes, and breathing, it fully mobilizes the potential capabilities of the organs to resist disease invasion and prevent aging. When practicing specifically, pay attention to abdominal breathing, exhale first and then inhale, pronounce the sound when exhaling, and exhale slowly, deeply, and evenly to increase lung capacity. At the same time, stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, your head and neck straight, your knees slightly bent, and your whole body relaxed. Recite each word seven times, then adjust your breath once. Saying "Sh" more often can protect the liver, and is helpful for eye diseases, liver deficiency, liver fire, indigestion, and relieving symptoms such as dry eyes and dizziness. Saying "Hu" more often can nourish the heart, which is suitable for summer practice. Strengthen the spleen, which can treat abdominal distension, diarrhea, loss of appetite, muscle atrophy, skin edema and other problems; chanting the word "" more often can nourish the lungs, which is more suitable for autumn practice and has a good effect on various chronic lung diseases; chanting the word "chui" frequently to strengthen the kidneys is a breathing method that can cure diseases and prolong life; chanting the word "hee" frequently can regulate the triple burner, which corresponds to the Qi of the triple burner of Shaoyang. Wisdom verses from Taoist classics In addition to these mantras with special effects, Taoist classics also contain many wise sentences, such as "The best is like water, water is good for all things without fighting." Using water as a metaphor, it teaches people to be like water, nourishing all things but not competing with them, which embodies the Taoist life strategy of "being weak and not fighting"; "The sage is unkind and treats the common people as rudderless dogs", which conveys the idea that heaven, earth and saints treat all things equally without partiality; "A tree that embraces each other is born from the smallest grain; a nine-story platform starts from tired soil; a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." It emphasizes that any great achievement comes from a small accumulation, and warns people to be down-to-earth and move forward step by step. Taoist mantras, whether they are nine-character mantras with mysterious power, six-character mantras with health-preserving effects, or wise verses from classics, are treasures of Taoist culture. They have traveled through thousands of years and revealed to us the mysteries of the universe and the true meaning of life, which are worthy of our in-depth exploration and understanding.

130 九 Jiuyou Fengshenji Shengjinzhou Is so Comfortableongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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The book shares a lot of Buddhist wisdom, the Ksitigarbha method, the Medicine Master method, and the essentials for cultivating the mind. They are all methods that ordinary people can practice. They are down-to-earth practices. The power of mantras can lead to the gods. Good books should be seen by more people. Merits +1. Recommending books is also a merit🙏

131 奇 The Complete Book of Qi Men Dun Jia Yellow Emperorcompleted 414Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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Super classic, a must-read [making faces]

138 维 Vimalakirti's Sutra (Eastern Jin Dynasty) Tripitaka Master Kumarajivacompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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There are many, but most of them can't be understood by reading the original text.

140 坛 Tan Sutra [Tang] Hui Neng, Ding Fubao, Notes, Ha Lei, Compiledcompleted —Reads8.9Score—Shelves

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🔥Diamond Sutra. This is a classic that you must read. 🔥The Sixth Patriarch's forum introduces the Sixth Patriarch's manager and growth experience. Also have to look at Nan. Master and Master Hongyi should also take a look. All very good

145 先 The Return of the Ancient Oracle Sar Spirit Mr. Sa ZhilingxingModern Romance89k Wordscompleted 1.1kReads7.9Score187Shelves

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Recommend to those who are destined [love]

148 邪 Evil Buddha, Demonic Monk The Wind Blows EastwardEastern Fantasy504k Wordsongoing 86Reads—Score—Shelves

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This is a traditional fantasy novel! No system! The novel is all based on the orthodox world view of Buddhism. All the practice systems, martial arts methods, and realm magic weapons are all from the orthodox Buddhist scriptures and classics! The male protagonist is a Buddhist disciple who walked out of a nunnery in a remote town. He has married many wives, but only eats vegetarian food. Killing people is like killing ants, but not a single plant or tree. Everything gives people two choices, there is never a third choice! , He abandoned the worldly practice system and created his own practice system that belongs only to Buddhism. The novice state, the state of refuge, the state of enlightenment, the state of Arhat, the state of vajra, the state of enlightenment! ...... ...... Character characteristics: both good and evil! Not restricted by Buddhism at all! Relationship between the protagonists: Male protagonist: Fanyun, female protagonist: Jixiang, Tianxin, Fanyin, Enchanting, Fox Fairy, etc.! This is a true Buddhist novel!

149 佛 Buddhist Knowledge Nebulacompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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The process of getting better is not comfortable. Try and work harder.

157 正 Mindfulness: I Am a Flower at This Moment (US) Written by Kabat-Zinn, J.; Translated by Wang Junlancompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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The short film is okay, but the long version is unreasonable