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Three Zen Sutras: The Heart Sutra, the Diamond Sutra, and the Platform Sutra
Overview The three most venerated sutras of Zen in a true pocket-sized edition. The Heart Sutra, introducing the Prajnaparamita teaching of emptiness; the Diamond Sutra, introducing the bodhisattva path followed by the Buddha; and the Platform Sutra, introducing the teaching of Zen that students have been putting into practice for the past 1,300 years.
Spirituality & Practice
“The Master passed into Nirvana on the third day of the eighth month in the second year of the Xiantian Era (713). On the eighth day of the seventh month, he called his disciples together to say goodbye. Previously, in the first year of the Xiantian Era, he had a stupa built in Xinzhou at Guo’en Temple. It was there, in the seventh month of the following year, that he bid them farewell. “The Master said, ‘Everyone come closer. In the eighth month, I expect to leave this world.
Spirituality & Practice
The translator of this small volume is one of our best translators of Buddhist scripture and Zen poetry. These translations have all been previously published, separately, and are here slightly revised and put together into one compact book, the size to fit in a pants pocket. An introduction puts each classic text into context as a work of both religion and philosophy: “When the people of ancient India began exploring who they were, they began the same way we might today.
Three Zen Sutras
The three most venerated sutras of Zen in a true pocket-sized edition from a legendary practitioner and translator of Buddhist teachings. These three Sutras, often linked to form a trio of texts that have been revered and studied for centuries, are now available together in this single volume.
The Clouds Should Know Me by Now
“Here is a breathtaking millennium of Buddhist poet-monks.”—Inquiring Mind THE CLOUDS SHOULD KNOW ME BY NOW Buddhist Poet Monks of China Mike O’Connor Red Pine Andrew Schelling This unique collection presents the verse, much of it translated for the first time, of fourteen eminent Chinese Buddhist poet monks.
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