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2024-05-04

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In order to express gratitude for Manjushri Bodhisattva’s compassionate grace, Wanghai Temple in Dongtaidian, Wutai Mountain held a blessing ceremony on July 6, 2022. Master Shi Jueyi, the abbot of Wanghai Temple in Dongtaidian District, presided over the blessing ceremony and le - DayDayNews
Master Shi Jueyi, the abbot of Wanghai Temple in Taiding, Wutai Shandong Province, is a direct disciple of the 40th generation founder of the Huayan Sect, the great monk Shi Benru. His Zen skills and asceticism are highly praised, and he can do both in one body. The five schools - DayDayNews
Friends who have read "Journey to the West" should all remember this sentence, and they should all have an impression of this sentence: "You, Theravada Buddhism, cannot save the dead and can only live in peace and light. I have the Tripitaka of Mahayana Buddhism, which can transc - DayDayNews
"Color" in Buddhism can be roughly understood in this way. Everything has color, so "color" refers to matter or the material world. "Empty" in Buddhism does not mean nothing as commonly understood, but means that nothing will exist for a long time and will become nothing sooner o - DayDayNews
Thousands of years have passed, but only the soil under your feet and the clouds in the sky are still there. You have been here and admired us, but you know that your footprints will not stay here after all, but the prayers in your heart will forever and ever from Asia. Chongshen - DayDayNews
I saw some netizens asking: Did Master Xuanzang copy all the scriptures he brought back from India alone? This question can be answered from two dimensions: first, the historical conditions at the time; second, Xuanzang’s experience in the Western Regions. Let’s look at the histo - DayDayNews
Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yu Wenyong, was a native of Xianbei with a small name of Miluotu. He reigned from 560 to 578 AD. Buddhism seriously threatened the political power. The destruction of Buddhism increased economic resources and labor force for the Northern Z - DayDayNews
I was worried that being passionate would harm my holy life, and I was afraid of being separated from the beautiful city when I entered the mountains. I have both peace and harmony in the world, and I will live up to the Tathagata and live up to you. "See or Not See" quoted in th - DayDayNews
Tan Xianqing, a native of Changshu in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, had a very wealthy family, but he was almost forty years old and still had no son, so that the family members were ready to divide his property. He was very angry and swore: "I would rather spend - DayDayNews
I am a wandering scholar in Yunmengze. I hope everyone who reads this article will enjoy reading. Because they have influenced the behavior and habits of every Chinese person from the beginning until today. - DayDayNews

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