准提三昧行法目次
Outline of the Cundi Samadhi Practice Method
- 序二章
- 述勸修第一
- 明受戒發心第二
- 定行人及日期時教第三
- 出正修方法第四
- 一嚴治道場
- 二清淨三業
- 三三業供養
- 四請三寶諸天
- 五讚歎申誠
- 六作禮
- 七持呪
- 八修行五悔
- 九行道旋繞
- 十入三摩地
- 分持明驗相第五
- 附本呪同譯
准提三昧行法目次(終)No. 1481
准提三昧行法
Cundi Samadhi Practice Method
天溪比丘 受登 集
Ming · by 受登集
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The Cundi Samādhi Practice Method (Collected by Shou Deng) is a Buddhist scripture compiled by the eminent monk Shou Deng of the Ming Dynasty, primarily expounding the practice rituals and samādhi methods of the Cundi Dharma. Shou Deng was a distinguished monk of the Tiantai school during the late Ming and early Qing periods, dedicated to propagating the Cundi Dharma. This text systematically organizes the methods for reciting the Cundi mantra, the stages of visualization, and essential keys to practice, integrating esoteric and exoteric teachings, and emphasizes attaining liberation through samādhi cultivation. In Buddhism, the Cundi Dharma is regarded as an important practice for eliminating karmic obstacles and increasing blessings and wisdom. As an authoritative guide to Cundi practice, this work continues to be widely practiced by Chinese Buddhist followers to this day, holding significant practical value and religious status.