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The Lay-Sage of Fragrant Mountain

Bai Juyi (772-846 CE), the renowned poet of the Tang dynasty, was known by his courtesy name Letian and the...

Suffering in the Three Realms and Six Paths of Samsara – A Brief Discussion on the Peacock Dharma (Part Eight)

In the Buddha Mother Great Peacock Wisdom King Sutra, in addition to reciting the sacred names of various Buddhas, Bodhisattvas,...

Zen Koans

In Chan (Zen) practice, deeply contemplating certain phrases from koans is known as "investigating the critical phrase." The term koan...

The Sutra’s Origin and Its Root Mantra – A Brief Discussion on the Peacock Dharma (Part Seven)

The Buddha Mother Great Peacock King Sutra primarily consists of mantras and the names of various Buddhas, bodhisattvas, dragon kings,...

A Zen Poem by Master Leng Ran

"A lone temple stands amidst a thousand peaks,Even poetry intrudes where nothing speaks.Along the gorge, branches sway as monkeys descend,In...

What is Abhiṣeka Initiation? – A Brief Discussion on the Peacock Dharma (Part Six)

Some people are highly intrigued by the Abhiṣeka initiation rituals performed during Esoteric Buddhist ceremonies. They eagerly participate in such...

Ordinary Mind is the Way

The Chan Master Wumen Huikai (1183-1260) once wrote an ode in praise of the concept of “Ordinary Mind” in his...

The Lineage of the Dharma – A Brief Discussion on the Peacock Dharma (Part Five)

Translated by: Tony Qin The Peacock Dharma is said to have flourished in India since ancient times. Elder Venerable Jianru...

Zen in Tea

Since ancient times, tea has been closely connected with Zen. Many Buddhist temples run meditation classes as a routine, and...

Understanding the Sutra Title and the Characteristics of the Wisdom King–A Brief Discussion on the Peacock Dharma (Part Four)

Many people have asked about the meaning of the term "Buddha Mother" in the title Buddha Mother Great Golden Radiance...
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