Yunqi Dharma Collection (Selected Passages) (Volumes 1-11) (雲棲法匯（選錄）)

About 雲棲法彙（選錄）

Ming · by 袾宏著（原本多缺　依金陵本補印　並補後增讚序等文　凡補印者　於該條目上作△以志之）

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The Collected Works of Yunqi is a compilation of the writings by the eminent monk Zhuhong of the Ming Dynasty, edited and supplemented by later generations. Zhuhong, widely known as Master Lianchi, lived during the late Ming Buddhist revival period. He harmonized Chan, doctrinal teachings, and Vinaya, ultimately taking refuge in the Pure Land tradition, and vigorously advocated mindfulness of the Buddha for rebirth in the Pure Land. The content of this work is extensive, encompassing commentaries on sutras and treatises, guidance for meditation, explanations of precepts, methods of Pure Land practice, as well as letters and miscellaneous essays. It systematically expounds his comprehensive Buddhist philosophy and practical cultivation. As a historically influential text in Chinese Buddhism, The Collected Works of Yunqi centrally embodies the theoretical essence and practical system of the Ming Dynasty Pure Land school, playing a significant role in promoting and standardizing the development of later Chinese Buddhism, particularly Pure Land faith.