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My Qigong Chronicles (Three Volumes)
This is a unique Qigong book to date. The author is a professional writer who has been prejudiced against Qigong for a long time, but in an instant he became a famous "Qigong master" in Shanghai literary circles. He cured many of his relatives and friends from serious and difficult illnesses, invented a set of methods of teaching Qigong, and created many incredible phenomena. This book reveals the inside story of this transformation in detail. There are three volumes in the book. The first volum
1.5kReads9.3Score467Shelves
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Altar Sutra and Touching the Elephant (Two Volumes)
Only with a clear mind can one understand reason, and only with a clear mind can one see one's nature. This book takes a unique approach. It compares the Zongbao version of the "Tan Sutra" with the Dunhuang version paragraph by paragraph, and uses the method of close reading of the text to analyze it in detail. It reads out the "secret reasons" in the "Tan Sutra", goes straight to the "clarification", and writes the "Return to My Tan Sutra" in the true sense. It is Mr. Shen Shanzeng's monograph
12Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Return to Zhuangzi - New Interpretations of "Xiaoyaoyou" and "Equality of Things" (4 Volumes in Total)
To understand Chinese culture and Chinese philosophy, "Zhuangzi" is a must-read book. The author of "Returning to Zhuangzi" comprehensively explains "Xiaoyaoyou" and "Equality of Things" from a modern perspective. The book is rich in knowledge, detailed explanations, and easy to understand. It is a must-read masterpiece for studying "Zhuangzi". The book is divided into four volumes: Volume 1 provides a detailed analysis and interpretation of "Xiaoyaoyou" with reference to classics, which also re
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Heart Sutra and Touching the Elephant (Two Volumes)
Heart Sutra, the full name is Mahaprajnaparamita Heart Sutra. Abbreviated as Prajna Heart Sutra and Heart Sutra. Translated by Xuanzang. This sutra has a very special status in the Tripitaka of Buddhism, equivalent to the heart of Sakyamuni Buddha. It is a classic that explains the thoughts of emptiness and prajna in Mahayana Buddhism. The whole book is divided into two volumes: the first volume is an annotation of the Heart Sutra, which is the author's painstaking work of reading the Sutra for
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