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| 商品編號: | DCK5238 | |
| 商品名稱: | Three ways to the Pure Land:the three essential principles for cultivating pure causes 出版公司:Jing Si Publishing Co., Ltd. 作者:Shih Cheng Yen 類型:宗教心靈-佛教 EPUB電子書 英文版 | | | 語系版本: | EPUB電子書 英文版 | |
| 運行平台: | EPUB電子書,沒有任何平台限制,終身使用 | |
| 更新日期: | 2026-05-01 | |
| 光碟片數: | 1片CD光碟 | |
| 銷售價格: | $100元 | |
| 熱門標籤: | 宗教心靈
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Three ways to the Pure Land:the three essential principles for cultivating pure causes 出版公司:Jing Si Publishing Co., Ltd. 作者:Shih Cheng Yen 類型:宗教心靈-佛教 EPUB電子書 英文版

商品資料
作者:Shih Cheng Yen
出版社:Jing Si Publishing Co., Ltd.
出版年:2015
課程類型:宗教心靈>佛教
檔案格式:EPUB
ISBN:9789866661839
書籍簡介 Dharma Master Cheng Yen's teachings in the Three Ways to the Pure Land: The Three Essential Principles for Cultivating Pure Causes are based on the 'three blessings from pure actions' described in the Amitayurdhyana Sutra (Sutra of Contemplation of the Buddha of Infinite Life). In the traditional interpretation, cultivating 'pure causes' will allow us to be reborn in the Pure Land of Amita Buddha, the Buddha of Infinite Life and Infinite Light. However, the way that Master Cheng Yen teaches about pure causes is different - her focus is on how we can work to establish a pure land right here and now, in this world, in this life. The teachings presented in this book can be interpreted as a graduated course of action, allowing us to first perfect our human nature and cultivate blessings through good deeds, then, to attain liberation from the suffering of birth and death, and finally, to reach the state of Buddhahood through walking the Bodhisattva-path. Still, Master Cheng Yen emphasizes that every stage in this practice is a step on the Bodhisattva-path, creating the positive affinities that will allow us to save and transform others and at the same time eliminate our afflictions and negative habitual tendencies. In this way, we can cultivate pure causes, perfect our character, and manifest our full potential as human beings. In this new edition of the book, the cover and inner design, the translation, contents and organization have been updated to make it more accessible for an audience unfamiliar with Buddhist teachings. Therefore, we have avoided the use of specialized Buddhist terms as much as possible, and have added footnotes to explain specific terms that might be unknown to the reader.
作者簡介 ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dharma Master Cheng Yen was born in Cingshuei Township, Taichung County, Taiwan in 1937. When she took refuge with Venerable Yin-shun in 1963, he gave her six simple words of instruction, “For Buddha’s teachings, for sentient beings.” In 1966 she established the Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation. She continues to tirelessly work to help people realize the Buddha’s compassion and the joy of the Dharma in their lives. Under Master Cheng Yen’s kind and compassionate leadership, the Tzu Chi Foundation has grown into an international Buddhist charity recognized for its compassionate relief efforts. Following the teachings of the Tzu Chi School of Buddhism and the Jing Si Dharma lineage, the foundation’s four major missions are Charity, Medicine, Education, and Humanistic Culture. These missions, along with International Relief, Environmental Protection, Community Volunteerism, and Bone Marrow Donation, comprise the Eight Great Dharma-footprints. Tzu Chi volunteers work directly with people in need, providing comfort and aid with the spirit of Great Love that transcends boundaries of race, nationality, and religion.
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Three Ways to the Pure LandCopyrightContentsIntroductionPrefaceThe First Principle- 1. Treat Your Parents with Filial Piety.
- 2. Honor Your Teachers
- 3. Abstain from Killing and Nurture Loving- Kindness
- 4. Perform the Ten Good Deeds
The Second Principle- 5. Take Refuge in the Three Treasures
- 6. Perfectly Uphold All Pure Precepts
- 7. Do Not Deviate in Your Conduct
The Third Principle- 8. Give Rise to Bodhicitta
- 9. Believe in the Karmic Law of Cause and Effect
- 10. Read and Recite the Great Vehicle Sutras
- 11. Diligently progress on the Bodhisattvapath
Epilogue
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