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Profound Meaning of the Lotus Sutra: Essential Selections (法華經玄義節要)

About 法華經玄義節要

Ming · by 智旭節

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The Essence of the Profound Meaning of the Lotus Sutra, compiled by the late Ming dynasty eminent monk Zhixu, extracts the essentials from the Profound Meaning of the Lotus Sutra, authored by Zhiyi, the de facto founder of the Tiantai school. Based on the Wonderful Dharma Lotus Sutra, this work systematically expounds the core teachings of the true nature of all phenomena, opening the provisional to reveal the ultimate, and uniting the three vehicles into the one. It elucidates the fivefold profound meaning—name, essence, principle, function, and teaching—to unveil the principle of the one vehicle, perfect and immediate. As a concise philosophical outline of the Tiantai school, it distills the perfect teaching thought of Master Zhiyi, representing a pinnacle of Chinese Buddhist doctrinal studies. With profound influence on later generations, it is an essential text for studying Tiantai śamatha-vipaśyanā and Lotus Sutra thought.


妙玄節要標條
釋名體宗用教五章
  • 初通釋
    • 一標章
    • 二引證
    • 三生起
    • 四開合
    • 五料簡
    • 六觀心
    • 七會異
  • 二別釋
    • 第一釋名
      • 一判通別
      • 二定前後
      • 三正解
        • 初略示
        • 次廣說
          • 初法
            • 一眾生
            • 二佛
            • 三心
          • 次妙
            • 一通釋
            • 別釋
              • 一迹十妙
              • 二本十妙
              • 釋蓮華
              • 釋經字
    • 第二辨體
    • 第三明宗
    • 第四論用
    • 第五判教
妙玄節要標條(終)No. 589
妙法蓮華經玄義節要
妙法蓮華經玄義節要卷上
天台 智者大師 說
章安尊者 灌頂 記
蕅益比丘 智旭 節

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