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Zen and Pure Land: A Most Amazing Cultivation Approach

For centuries, the mainstream practices of Chinese Buddhism have been meditative Zen and chanting Buddha’s name. There are followers who...

Eagle Claws in the Snow

A few pieces of white clouds linger, Together with a bright moon in flight. The hill is cold, yet the...

The Joy of Mountain Living

On Vegetable Roots, a Zen classic containing maxims and aphorisms written by the late Ming philosopher Hong Yingming (1572-1620), has...

The Joy of Zen

Zen, a school of Buddhism variously called Chan, originated in India but became popular in China. In its evolution, it...

Perseverance and Pliability Work Magic

Many people assume monastic Buddhists lead an idle life. “They live in tranquil and solemn temples. They do not go...

Reincarnation Cases in Modern Times

Someone said, “Regarding reincarnation, most of the information available in Buddhist literature concerns events that happened before the birth of...

Cultivating the Five Virtues

The most important thing in Buddhist practice is the accordance of one’s bodhicitta, that is, initiating a tremendous vow to...

On the Purpose in Life Part III: At-homeness

As a rule, human beings want to have a happy life, and in Parts I and II, we have discussed...

2020 Hong Kong Book Fair

2020 Hong Kong Book Fair 15 July (Wed) to 21 July (Tue) Vinaya Samadhi Prajna Lecture Hall, a subsidiary of...

On the Purpose in Life Part II: Cultivating the mind

As was discussed in Part I, if one’s purpose in life is to seek happiness, then possessing wealth, reputation, power...
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