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Heart Sutra (般若心經添足)

About 般若心經添足

Ming · by 弘贊述

10,662 · about 36 min

The "Supplement to the Heart Sutra" is a commentary by the eminent Ming dynasty monk Hong Zan on the "Heart Sutra" translated by Master Xuanzang. This work emerged against the backdrop of the late Ming Buddhist revival and the convergence of Chan and doctrinal teachings. Through his supplementary commentary, Master Hong Zan provided an in-depth explanation of the profound principles of the Heart Sutra, focusing on key concepts of Prajna wisdom such as the non-duality of form and emptiness and the emptiness of all phenomena, while also offering guidance for spiritual practice. As one of the important commentaries on the Heart Sutra, this work holds significant value in Buddhist doctrinal studies, bridging past and future insights. It offers an authoritative perspective for understanding this classic, which encapsulates the essence of Prajna wisdom, and serves as a key text for exploring the history of Chinese Buddhist thought and the transmission of the Heart Sutra.


No. 553-B心經添足科文
  • 釋此經文大科分
    • 初釋題目
      • 初正釋經題
      • 二釋譯人名
    • 二釋經文
      • 初顯說般若
        • 初因人顯法
          • 初能修之人
          • 二所修之法
          • 三修證之位
        • 二正示法空
          • 初明蘊空
          • 二顯空德
            • 初總標
            • 二別釋
              • 初釋蘊處界
              • 二釋十二因緣
              • 三釋四諦
              • 四釋智得
        • 三依法修證
          • 初明菩薩得涅槃
          • 二明諸佛得菩提
        • 四結讚功能
      • 二密說般若
心經添足科文(終)

The Heart Sutra with Supplementary Commentary(End)


No. 553-A 心經添足序
般若波羅蜜多心經添足

CBETA Code: X0553

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