Zhi Xin

Broschiertes Buch

Finding Your True Self with the Wisdom of the Heart Sutra

The Heart Sutra Interpretation Series Part 3(Traditional Chinese Edition)

Beschreibung

This book is compiled based on a series of online live broadcasts with the theme of the Heart Sutra as interpreted by the Teacher Zhi Xin. The Heart Sutra, also known as the Prajna Paramita Hrdaya Sutra, has only 260 words to express the most profound meanings in the simplest way, is the core of the 600-volume Daihannya. As the heart is to a person, so it is the core of the message from Buddha. Prajna Paramita is the most perfect and fundamental wisdom. It contains everything and is the general principle of all Buddhist practice! This book shares with us teacher Zhi Xin's ideas of how to use this prajna wisdom to break through the barriers in our life to recognize and find our true self! How to get rid of all illusions, let all pains and troubles resolve themselves, and then let goodness be born from emptiness with amazing effect! How to get rid of overwhelming ego and dharma-graha, think outside of all relativity and right and wrong, and not be restricted or affected by any concept, so as to achieve the most fundamental liberation! This book provides an important methodology on how to enable the witness prajna through the literal prajna. It is only with the help of the witness prajna that the literal prajna can really work to the fullest extent and ultimately lead to the Prajna of Reality, to the breaking down of the mystery and to enlightenment! In his book, Teacher Zhi Xin provides an in-depth analysis of the barriers of five skandhas of our physical body: form, feeling, thinking, formation, and consciousness; and the barriers of seven-layered structure: the physical body, physical body-driven consciousness, sixth or acquired consciousness, mind consciousness, soul or manas consciousness, super spiritual body, and alaya consciousness. Only after understanding the structure of this life, the composition of consciousness, does the true knowledge of life begin.

Autor

Teacher Zhi Xin is a poet, writer, thinker, artist, and mind vision expert. He was born in Sichuan and has experienced many adventures since childhood, which led to the subversion of his three contemplations in outlook on life, values, and world view, and then prompted him to begin to explore the truth of life and the mystery of the great Dao. Later, a Daoist master came unexpectedly to enlighten him carefully for years. After that, due to a special karmic relationship, he began to study Buddha Law. So far, he has been immerging himself in all kinds of special and superior cognition for more than 20 years, enabling himself to finally realize the perfect reality of life and universe. His achievements are beyond description. Now he even uses his multiple identities and roles to interpret the great freedom of his life.As he deepens his spiritual practice, he becomes even more understanding, more modest, and more compassionate. He sets up the Jiuhe Jiufu Education to systematically develop the nine-order system for advanced courses in which are included nine sectors: individual, family, community, enterprise, school, government, nationality, religion and life. It is his sincere hope to help mankind return to the right path early and realize the world of harmony.Starting from the objective reality and the origin of life and standing on the perspective of the universe and the dharma to make life perfect, teacher Zhi Xin has proposed the Nine New Learning Thoughts on Perfect Harmony, hoping to completely resolve the five major contradictions, including the physical and mental status in individuals, family relations, different cultures among peoples, different governance concepts in countries, and different religions and beliefs.He is the author of the book "Playing a Happy Life with Great Freedom", which is now available in simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese and English on all major platforms worldwide.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: De Fu Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 178
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2023
• Chinesisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 12mm
• Gewicht: 392g
• ISBN-13: 9781922680280
• ISBN-10: 1922680281
• Artikelnr.: 73795051