Ming · by 謝于教 著
30,648 · about 102 min
The Cundī Pure Karma Sutra is an important Buddhist scripture composed by the lay Buddhist practitioner Xie Yujiao during the Ming Dynasty, dedicated to the practice of the Cundī method and the cultivation of pure karma. Compiled in the Ming Dynasty, this work integrates the teachings of Esoteric and Pure Land Buddhism, systematically expounding the methods of reciting the Cundī Mantra and its meritorious benefits. It emphasizes the purification of karmic obstacles and the accumulation of merit and wisdom through mantra recitation, visualization, and the making of vows. The text provides detailed descriptions of the sublime vow-power of Bodhisattva Cundī and the ritual procedures for practice, offering clear practical guidance for practitioners. Within Buddhist literature, the Cundī Pure Karma Sutra is regarded as a significant theoretical and practical foundation for the Cundī method, exerting a profound influence on later Buddhist practice and receiving particular esteem from practitioners of both Pure Land and Esoteric traditions.