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Sutra of Questions Asked by Brahma Si Yi: Simplified Commentary (思益梵天所問經簡注)

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The *Simple Commentary on the Sutra of Questions Posed by the Brahman Si Yi*, authored by the eminent monk Yuancheng during the late Ming Dynasty, stands as an authoritative annotation of this sutra. Translated by Kumarajiva during the Hongshi era of the Later Qin Dynasty, this sutra belongs to the important Mahayana Buddhist canon, expounding on the emptiness of all phenomena, the practice of the bodhisattva path, and the wisdom of prajñā. Master Yuancheng's commentary is both profound and accessible, integrating Chan (Zen) thought to help learners grasp the subtle meanings within the sutra. This annotated edition holds a significant place in Buddhist history, serving as an essential text for the study of Ming Dynasty Buddhist thought and the *Sutra of Questions Posed by the Brahman Si Yi*, while providing practical guidance for practitioners.


思益梵天所問經簡註目次
  • 卷第一
    • 自序
    • 如來光明品第一
    • 四法品第二
    • 菩薩正問品第三
    • 四諦品第四
    • 歎功德品第五
  • 卷第二
    • 如來五力說法品第六
    • 如來大悲品第七
    • 幻化品第八
    • 菩薩光明品第九
    • 菩薩受記品第十
    • 薩婆若品第十一
  • 卷第三
    • 菩薩無二品第十二
    • 名字義品第十三
    • 論寂品第十四
    • 如來二事品第十五
    • 得聖道品第十六
    • 志大乘品第十七
    • 發菩提心品第十八
  • 卷第四
    • 師子吼品第十九
    • 梵行牢強精進品第二十
    • 海喻品第二十一
    • 建立法品第二十二
    • 如來神呪品第二十三
    • 囑累品第二十四
思益梵天所問經簡註目次(終)No. 364
思益梵天所問經簡註卷之一
姚秦三藏法師 鳩摩羅什奉 詔譯
明會稽顯聖寺後學沙門 圓澄 註
右春坊右庶子南充 黃 輝
左春坊左諭德會稽 陶望齡 全校
左春坊左中𠃔太原 傅新德 訂正

No. 364-A 思益梵天所問經簡註序
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