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Heart Sutra (with
Annotation)
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Sutra
of the Eight Realizations of Great Beings (with Annotation)
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Essence
of Mahayana Practice by Bodhidharma (with Annotation)
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DHARMA LECTURES
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Introduction
to Buddhism
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Gradual
Cultivation and Sudden Enlightenment
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Benefits
of Meditation / Mindfulness of Breathing Zen-Seven
Meditation Retreat
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How To Change Your Life
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From "No Self" To
Liberation -
The Paradoxical Wisdom Of
Emptiness
Stanford University "Buddhism in the Modern World" Lecture, 11/22/2004
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Heart Sutra Lecture Series (2002, 5
lectures)
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The Heart of Perfect
Wisdom-Lecture I on The Heart of Prajna
Paramita Sutra
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(The other four lectures are
being edited)
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Chinese
Zen Masters
Stanford
University 2005-2006 "Buddhism In the Modern World" Lecture Series
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Syllabus:
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Lecture 1: Why Did
Bodhidharma Come to the East?
Nov 29, 2005.
Bodhidharma sailed from India to China, met the Chinese emperor, sat
facing a wall for 9 years at the Shaolin Monastery, and initiated one
of the most influential schools of thought in the world.
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Lecture 2: The Illiterate
Prodigy: The 6th Patriarch Hui Neng
January 26, 2006.
Arguably the most influential Chinese Zen Master ever, Hui Neng
received no formal education, yet revolutionized Chinese Zen. The 4th
and 5th Patriarchs will also be discussed.
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Lecture 3: One-Night
Enlightenment: Important Masters of the 7th and 8th Generations
February 23, 2006. Masters
Yongjia ("One-Night Enlightenment"), Shitou ("the Rock"), and Mazu
("The Horse That Tramples the World") further developed the energetic
character of Chinese Zen.
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Lecture
4: The First of the Five Houses of Zen: Linji (Rinzai)
March 16, 2006. The founding
patriarchs of the Linji (Rinzai in Japanese) school often employed
unconventional shock tactics, yet the records of their teachings are
shining jewels of philosophy and literature.
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Lecture
5: The Second of the Five Houses of Zen: Caodong (Soto)
April 27, 2006. Founders of the
Caodong House (Jap. Soto) have extensive Taoist knowledge. This second
most influential House of Zen presents the path to enlightenment with a
more philosophical edge.
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Lecture
6: The Last Three Houses of Zen: Guiyang, Yunmen and Fayan
May 25, 2006.Unfamiliar to
most westerners, these masters are nevertheless remarkable and
charismatic teachers that enriched the Chinese Zen tradition in their
own ways.
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