No. 262-A圓覺經句釋正白首卷
沙門 羅峰弘麗 著
沙門 在犙弘贊 較
Perfect Enlightenment Sutra Commentary (圓覺經句釋正白)
About 圓覺經句釋正白
Qing · by 弘麗著
93,524 · about 312 min
The "Yuanjue Jing Ju Shi" by Hong Li is a Qing Dynasty commentary on the Buddhist scripture "Sutra of Perfect Enlightenment." Compiled during the Qing era, this work belongs to the Chinese Buddhist exegetical tradition and aims to elucidate the profound teachings of the sutra, focusing on the state of perfect enlightenment, cultivation methods, and the Tathagatagarbha (Buddha-nature) doctrine. Through line-by-line explanations, Hong Li integrates perspectives from Chan (Zen) and doctrinal schools, emphasizing the inherent Buddha-nature in all beings and the path of sudden awakening and cultivation. This commentary stands as a significant exegetical text in Buddhist history, aiding in understanding the practical dimensions of the Sutra of Perfect Enlightenment. It serves as a valuable reference for studying Qing Dynasty Buddhist thought and the teachings of perfect and sudden enlightenment, offering both scholarly and practical worth.
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AI translation for reference only — not authoritative, not a statement of final truth. Awakening of the Dharma requires personal practice.