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Complete Enlightenment Sutra (徹悟禪師語錄)

About 徹悟禪師語錄

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The Recorded Sayings of Master Chewu was compiled by the monk Liaoliang and others during the Qing Dynasty, containing the teachings, Dharma discourses, and letters of Master Chewu. This work emerged during a significant period in the development of Chinese Chan Buddhism, integrating the dual practice of Chan and Pure Land, emphasizing the equal importance of Buddha-recitation and Chan meditation. Its content covers essential principles of practice, discourses on mind-nature, and Pure Land faith, presenting a rigorous system with strong practical applicability. It holds an important place in Buddhist history, regarded as a representative work of the fusion of Chan and Pure Land traditions, and has profoundly influenced the practice philosophy of later Chinese Buddhism.


徹悟禪師語錄目次

Contents of Master Chewu's Record

  • 卷上
    • 序
      • 示眾
    • 普說
  • 卷下
    • 雜著
      • 般若淨土兩門大義
      • 西有解
      • 華嚴經節略要旨
      • 楞嚴二決定義
      • 楞嚴頓歇漸修說
      • 金剛經實無有法發菩提心說
      • 楞嚴經知見無見說
      • 一乘決疑論說
      • 相相離相心心印心略解
    • 䟦
      • 淨土津梁䟦
      • 䟦德全禪人血書蓮華經
      • 䟦明初禪人血書蓮華經
      • 書蓮華經普門品後
      • 二有室䟦
      • 䟦禪人勇建血書楞嚴經莊嚴淨土
    • 書問
      • 覆香嚴居士書
      • 答江南彭二林居士
      • 與端一李居士書
    • 附
      • 念佛伽陀
      • 徹悟禪師行略
徹悟禪師語錄目錄(終)No. 1182

Complete Awakening Chan Master's Dharma Discourses Table of Contents(End)No. 1182

徹悟禪師語錄卷上

Master Chewu's Chan Record, Volume 1

嗣法門人 了亮等 集

Collected by Dharma Heirs Liaoliang and Others


No. 1182-C 念佛伽陀序
示眾

CBETA Code: X1182

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