"Zhao Guangfa: Pure Wisdom [6807] - Living Zen Master" This article is included in the general collection of Zhao Guangfa's "Knowing Horsepower from a Long Distance - Opening the Door to Enlightenment" - the 99th sub-collection "Climbing High to Spectacular Heaven and Earth". Rel

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"Zhao Guangfa: Pure Wisdom [6807] - Living Zen Master" This article is included in the general collection of Zhao Guangfa's "Knowing Horsepower from afar - Opening the Door to Enlightenment" - the 99th sub-collection "Climbing High to Spectacular Heaven and Earth".

The poem appreciation of eminent monks and great virtues is simultaneously included in Zhao Guangfa's "Poetry of a Hundred Monks".

Author: Zhao Guangfa

Time: July 7, 2022

Living Zen Master

spreads the Dharma and helps the world-famous master,

life practice spreads the light of Buddha.

Entering the mud, entering the water, and entering Bodhi,

is also poetic, Zen, and auspicious.

Master Jinghui (1933-2013). In 1951, when he was eighteen years old, he went to Yunmen Temple in Guangdong to receive monk ordination. He was able to personally serve Master Shi Xuyun, the leading figure in modern Zen Buddhism in China. He successively served as the editor-in-chief of "法音" magazine, Berlin. Abbot of the Temple, Sizu Temple and Yuquan Temple. It advocates Life Zen with the purpose of "enlightening life and dedicating life", advocating "practice in life, living in practice", and organizes " Life Zen Summer Camp", etc., which has enabled countless students to enter Zen, understand Zen, and be Known as a Zen master.

Before the fifteenth day of the first lunar month in 2011, I took the opportunity to go to Longquan Temple in Nanhu, Tangshan...

Just as Elder Jinghui was stationed in Xinan Lake, he began to preside over the reconstruction of Longquan Temple in the Tang Dynasty...

It was getting late, and the elder had already rested...

In a hurry, I completed the work in my heart Praying for...

Zhao Guangfa July 7, 2022 7:07

Holding the Zen book in hand to recall the past

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