Chan Chronicles

Chan Chronicles

By Rev. Heng SureReligion & SpiritualitySpiritualityBuddhism
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Chan Chronicles episodes

  • 1972年佛七開示2
    2) 1972年12月9日下午開示風動水靜演摩訶，衆鳥同鳴雅興奢；正信正願正行者，念佛念法念僧歌。精進圓成三不退，禪那高登九品多；親見彌陀慈悲父，骨肉重逢樂如何。
    21 min
  • 1972年佛七開示1
    1972.12.8



    阿彌陀佛大法王，普攝群機往西方；晝夜持名專誠念，時刻觀想善思量。一心不亂成三昧，萬慮皆空入蓮鄉；頓悟無生佛身現，妙覺果位自承當。



    如果能念到一心不亂、萬慮皆空，當下就得到好處，當下就是清淨。所以這個念佛的法門，也是妙不可言的一個法門。
    30 min
  • Ep. 10 – The Six Guidelines, Final Part
    Master Hua Emphasized one set of teachings above all others - The Six Guidelines. These guidelines, based on Precepts, guide one towards cultivating the Mind Ground. By watching one's mind as a gardener tends to crops, one can begin to practice skilful discrimination of certain virtues and attitudes that encourage stillness of mind. In this episode, we learn Master Hua’s views on intoxicants in the context of his Guideline of “No Pursuit of Self Benefit.”

    This concludes our exploration of the Six Guidelines with Rev. Heng Sure. The Sixth Guideline was a repetition of Guideline 4 - No Lying. The repetition was deliberate; it was added by Master Hua to emphasize its importance.
    33 min
  • Ep. 9 – The Six Guidelines, Part 4
    Master Hua Emphasized one set of teachings above all others - The Six Guidelines. These guidelines, based on Precepts, guide one towards cultivating the Mind Ground. By watching one's mind as a gardener tends to crops, one can begin to practice skilful discrimination of certain virtues and attitudes that encourage stillness of mind. In this Episode, we hear from Rev. Heng Sure that Master Hua’s fourth guideline of “no lying” was a fundamental part of the social contract we hold with each other.

    Song Excerpt - Cause & Effect, or Here Comes Karma Now from Rev. Heng Sure's CD Paramita: American Buddhist Folk Music
    31 min
  • Ep. 10 – The Six Guidelines, Final Part

    Master Hua Emphasized one set of teachings above all others – The Six Guidelines. These guidelines, based on Precepts, guide one towards cultivating the Mind Ground. By watching one’s mind as a gardener tends to crops, one can begin to practice skilful discrimination of certain virtues and attitudes that encourage stillness of mind. In this episode, we learn Master Hua’s views on intoxicants in the context of his Guideline of “No Pursuit of Self Benefit.”

    This concludes our exploration of the Six Guidelines with Rev. Heng Sure. The Sixth Guideline was a repetition of Guideline 4 – No Lying. The repetition was deliberate; it was added by Master Hua to emphasize its importance.

    33 min
  • Ep. 9 – The Six Guidelines, Part 4

    Master Hua Emphasized one set of teachings above all others – The Six Guidelines. These guidelines, based on Precepts, guide one towards cultivating the Mind Ground. By watching one’s mind as a gardener tends to crops, one can begin to practice skilful discrimination of certain virtues and attitudes that encourage stillness of mind. In this Episode, we hear from Rev. Heng Sure that Master Hua’s fourth guideline of “no lying” was a fundamental part of the social contract we hold with each other.

    31 min
  • Ep. 8 – The Six Guidelines, Part 3

    Master Hua Emphasized one set of teachings above all others – The Six Guidelines. These guidelines, based on Precepts, guide one towards cultivating the Mind Ground. By watching one’s mind as a gardener tends to crops, one can begin to practice skilful discrimination of certain virtues and attitudes that encourage stillness of mind. In this episode, Rev. Heng Sure explains the Guideline of “No Seeking.”

    29 min
  • Ep. 7 – The Six Guidelines, Part 2

    Master Hua Emphasized one set of teachings above all others – The Six Guidelines. These guidelines, based on Precepts, guide one towards cultivating the Mind Ground. By watching one’s mind as a gardener tends to crops, one can begin to practice skilful discrimination of certain virtues and attitudes that encourage stillness of mind. In this episode, Rev. Heng Sure explains the Guideline of “No Greed.”

    29 min

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By Rev. Heng Sure Master Hua Emphasized one set of teachings above all others – The Six Guidelines. These guidelines, based on Precepts, guide one towards cultivating the Mind Ground. By watching…