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Books by 钦予
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Verses on the Eight Consciousnesses 八识规矩颂
Please take a look at the table of contents and start reading from Lesson One. The Verses on the Eight Consciousnesses are the essence of the Faxiang Consciousness-Only School, written by the great master Xuanzang. Master Zang studied in India for over a decade and received the teachings directly from the eminent Preceptor Shixian, abbot of Nalanda Monastery. He was especially accomplished in Consciousness-Only and Buddhist logic. At the debate platform in Kanyakubja, he presented his arguments,
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The Essentials of the Surangama Samadhi, Explained by Dharma Master Jingjie 净界法师【首楞严王三昧】要义
Master Jingjie invites everyone to study the Surangama Sutra together. Put simply, the main focus of studying the Surangama Sutra is cultivating the Surangama King's Samadhi. Before discussing the meaning of the Surangama King's Samadhi, let's first talk about why we should cultivate it. What benefits does this samadhi bring to our spiritual practice? Let's learn together!
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Essentials for Studying the Shurangama Sutra 楞严经修学法要
The full title of the Shurangama Sutra is The Great Buddha Crown, Tathagata’s Secret Cause for Cultivation and Realization, the Complete Meaning, and the Myriad Practices of All Bodhisattvas’ Shurangama Sutra. It is an extremely important Buddhist scripture. The Sutra on the Extinction of the Dharma says that in the Age of Declining Dharma, the Shurangama Sutra will be the first to disappear. The Shurangama Sutra includes the introductory section, the three refutations of consciousness, the ten
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The Yoga Precepts 瑜伽戒本
The Bodhisattva Precepts of the Yogacara is attributed to Bodhisattva Maitreya. It comes from the chapter on precepts in the Bodhisattva Ground, the first section of the Basic Section of the Yogacara-bhumi Shastra, volumes 40 and 41, translated by Xuanzang in the Tang dynasty in 649 CE. It sets out four major precepts and forty-three minor precepts.
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