Diamond Sutra Commentary (金剛般若波羅蜜經註解)

About 金剛般若波羅蜜經註解

Ming · by 宗泐．如同註

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The "Commentary on the Diamond Sutra" composed by the eminent Ming dynasty monk Master Zongle and Master Rutong is one of the authoritative commentaries on the essential Buddhist scripture, the Diamond Sutra. Completed in the early Ming dynasty, this commentary is grounded in the philosophies of Consciousness-Only and Madhyamaka. It systematically explains the core teachings of the wisdom of emptiness and selfless benefit for others, while offering a profound analysis of the methods within the sutra for breaking through appearances to reveal truth, and for letting go of attachments in practice. This annotated edition integrates traditional interpretations from Chinese Buddhism, featuring incisive language and deep philosophical insight. It has long been revered as an essential guide for studying and practicing the Diamond Sutra, holding a lofty position in both Buddhist philosophical research and practical cultivation systems.