Orthodox Buddhist Scriptures

173 从 A Little Demon Monk Came Down from Foshan Mountain Xiao Hui Who Loves Lifeongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Demonic monk × little witch, rationality × sensibility, mortal × demon [sending heart]

174 济 The Legend of Jigong Wang ZhongtingEastern Fantasy6.6M Wordsongoing 143Reads6.7Score—Shelves

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Nice. . . You'll know after seeing it

177 三 Ternary Consciousness and Memory Mapping Principle Philosophical CatSci-Fi & Apocalypse102k Wordscompleted 1.4kReads9.2Score492Shelves

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Tomato's first masterpiece of philosophy - "The Principle of Three-Yuan Consciousness and Memory Mapping", ideology, human nature, the secret of human lifespan, the truth of ancient history, the origin of the moon, the secret of the great flood, the reasoning of past life memory, the analysis of homosexuality, depression, the multi-dimensional world, the difference in attraction between men and women in love, the essential difference between Chinese medicine and Western medicine, the essential difference between Taoism and Confucianism, and the reasoning of various supernatural phenomena. . . . . . People who like Buddhism can read this book!

178 我 ******* and I completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Unorthodox interpretation of Buddhism…

179 开 Start in the Holy Land and Reward the Great Emperor's Cultivation. Nocturnal Wolf KingEastern Fantasy1.1M Wordscompleted 38.1kReads8.4Score2.6kShelves

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The story synopsis is nice

181 图 Illustrated Meditation Compiled by You Xu Xucompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Story synopsis: Let's just watch it

190 佛 Buddhist Story Classics: 100 Stories to Understand Chinese Buddhism Anonymous (Anchor: Gong Zhenguo)ongoing 786Reads8.8Score—Shelves

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After reading through the comments, it seems that you are sincerely seeking books. Some of them are relatively unpopular. It is purely a coincidence that I got the Tao. I hope it will be helpful to you, Amitabha.

191 修 Cultivate Compassion, and Blessings Will Come Naturally Compiled by Song Tiantiancompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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After reading through the comments, it seems that you are sincerely seeking books. Some of them are relatively unpopular. It is purely a coincidence that I got the Tao. I hope it will be helpful to you, Amitabha,

192 清 Qing Jing Sutra Anonymouscompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Confucianism 1. Filial piety: filial piety is the first of all virtues 2. Brotherhood: brother and sister friendship 3. Loyalty: loyalty to the king, patriotism, respect for one's job and one's career 4. Faith: a person cannot stand without faith, and there is no increase or decrease 5. Etiquette: respect for teachers in behavior 6. Righteousness: maintain justice and chastity 7. Integrity: be spotless and upright 8. Shame: distinguish right from wrong, the bottom line of being a human being The only thing to start with is yourself Taoism 1. Tao: Follow nature, follow the fundamental laws of the universe, govern by doing nothing, and do not impose interference. 2. Virtue: Uphold a simple and pure nature, have noble moral character, and do not fight for benefits. 3. Purity: The heart is pure and undisturbed by worldly complexities and desires. 4. Quietness: Stay quiet and peaceful, gain insight into all things in tranquility, and cultivate your body and mind. 5. Emptiness: Empty yourself, not be bound by prejudices and inherent ideas, and accept the world with an open and tolerant heart. 6. Wu: Understand the realm of "nothing", let go of attachment to tangible materials and fame and wealth, and return to the true nature. 7. Soft: Live with a gentle and humble attitude, like water, which may seem weak but contains great power. 8. Harmony: Pursue harmony, live harmoniously with nature and others, and avoid creating conflicts and disputes. Buddhism 1. Compassion: Be compassionate, empathize with the suffering of all living beings, and provide care and help. 2. Compassion: Pity the suffering of all living beings and wish to help them escape from the sea of ​​suffering. 3. Joy: Rejoice in the happiness and happiness of all living beings, without any jealousy or hatred. 4. Equanimity: Give up greed, anger, ignorance, pride and doubt, and let go of the pursuit of worldly desires and obsessions. 5. Precepts: abide by the precepts, regulate your own behavior, and do not do anything that harms sentient beings or violates morality. 6. Concentration: Practice meditation, focus on your heart, and not be disturbed by the outside world, so as to gain wisdom and concentration. 7. Wisdom: Open up wisdom, gain insight into the nature of things, and get rid of troubles and confusion. 8. Emptiness: Understand the true meaning of "emptiness", understand that everything in the world is illusion, and not be attached to appearances. The outside is not attached to form, and the inside is not attached to emptiness. There should be no place to live, but to live in the heart. The past heart cannot be grasped, the present mind cannot be grasped, and the future mind cannot be grasped Wang Yangming's Mind Theory 1. Heart: The heart is the principle, the heart is the essence of everything in the universe, and all moral norms and truths originate from the heart. 2. Conscience: Innate moral judgment and intuitive ability, the ability to distinguish right from wrong, good and evil, are the fundamental principles of life. 3. To conscience: Through constant self-reflection and practice, remove the shadow of selfish desires and extend inner conscience to all things. 4. Integration of knowledge and action: Knowledge and action are integrated. Once you have correct understanding, you must put it into action, deepen your understanding in action, and avoid empty talk. 5. Sincerity: Make your thoughts sincere, do not deceive yourself, and be pure in your heart. 6. Be close to the people: care for the people, actively participate in society, and benefit the people with practical actions. 7. Observing things: exploring the principles of nature on specific things, and improving oneself through understanding and practice of things. 8. Ambition: Establish lofty ambitions, clarify life goals, and make unremitting efforts to realize your ideals. Zhang Defen's "Meeting the Unknown Self": Quietness: inner tranquility and far-reaching, abandoning impetuousness and turmoil Saving: constant self-reflection, insight into inner thoughts Enlightenment: understanding the true meaning of life, understanding the wisdom of life Sacrifice: letting go of unnecessary burdens, freeing the soul from shackles Love: having compassion and kindness in the heart, warming all things in the world Harmony: harmonizing the body and mind, accepting the complete self Awareness: awakening inner awareness, insight into the truth of life The only way to explore from the heart "Meet Yourself Who Makes All Your Desires Come True": Dream: Have beautiful dreams and illuminate the way forward. Ambition: Set firm aspirations and anchor the goal. Diligence: Work diligently and accumulate capital for success. Creation: Have the courage to explore and innovate and break through the limitations of thinking. Perseverance: Persevere and persevere, not afraid of difficulties and obstacles. Good: Good at seizing opportunities and keenly observing opportunities. Combining: Reasonably planning actions and advancing dreams in an orderly manner. The only starting point is the present. "Live a Brand New Self": Courage: Bravely challenge yourself and break through the boundaries of comfort. Change: Actively embrace changes and welcome new possibilities. Learn: Continuously learn and grow, improve your own quality. Determination: Decisively let go of the past and bid farewell to old patterns. Joy: Maintain an optimistic attitude and laugh at the ups and downs of life. Health: Pay attention to physical and mental health and consolidate the foundation of life. Truth: Stick to your true self and show your unique style. The only thing starts with change. "Guide to Enlightenment and Immortality in the World" Pursuing the path to immortality is often closely linked to spiritual purification, moral cultivation, and conformity to nature. From these perspectives, we create the "Guide to Enlightenment and Become an Immortal in the Human World" for you: 1. Quietness: To cultivate oneself in silence, stay away from the hustle and bustle of the world, and clarify the heart. 2. Kindness: Based on good thoughts, with compassion and love in the heart, and widening of good relationships. 3. Enlightenment: Understand the principles of nature, have insight into all phenomena in the world, and understand the mind and nature 4. Modesty: Be humble, neither arrogant nor arrogant, nor discouraged, and be open-minded. 5. Harmony: live in harmony, be one with all things, and conform to nature. 6. Tolerance: be forbearing and restrained, tolerate things that are difficult to tolerate, and cultivate an open mind. 7. Giving up: be willing to let go, let go of fame and wealth, and get rid of the fetters. 8. Diligence: practice diligently, improve your own skills, and never slack off. 9. The only thing to practice is the present [laughs]

208 了 The Four Trainings of Liaofan (Ming Dynasty) Written by Yuan Liaofan; Translated by Fei Yongcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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The four precepts of Fan were first recommended, and the name was changed by an ordinary person who was no longer subject to destiny, "I make my destiny, and I seek my own blessings." Then recommended Buddhist scriptures