Preface_The Small Sutra, "Heart Sutra"

Chapter 1.
History of the Heart Sutra

The sutra that preaches 'prajnasim'
The barren mother who gives birth to Buddha
A Chinese translation of Tripitaka Koreana
The Heart Sutra of the Great Wisdom, passed down to later generations
A small sutra consisting of 262 characters
Knowing the existence of the script and its historical background
Becoming familiar with the Heart Sutra
What does the Heart Sutra say?

Chapter 2.
Teachings of the Heart Sutra

The title of the sutra: The Heart Sutra
The words of Buddha, but the speaker is Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva┃Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva
What happened while Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva was practicing deep meditation┃The practice of Prajna Paramita again
Realizing that my body is the five aggregates and that they are all empty┃Jo-gyeon-o-skanda-gae-gong
Escape from all human suffering┃Doilchegoak
Calling out to Sarija and answering questions┃Sarija
What does it mean that 'all matter is empty'? ┃Color is emptiness
The 'emptiness' in the Heart Sutra means emptiness. ┃Emptiness is different from Buddha.
The most unique concept of Buddhism, 'emptiness'┃Form is emptiness
Different views from each floor┃Public color
The same goes for all elements of the spiritual world.┃The reverse gift of the award ceremony
All that exists and all its relationships are also emptiness.┃Sarija Sijebeopgongsang
Dictionary interpretations can be misleading. ┃Immortal
A world where nothing is taken for granted┃Undeniable
Let us accept the great message as our own. ┃The insatiable
What does the constantly appearing 'nothing' mean? ┃ Colorlessness in the air
A vision explained with deeper wisdom┃Mushusanghaengsik
There are no six senses called the six senses┃Muan-i-bi-seol-sin-ui
There are no six objects called the six senses. ┃ Colorless, odorless, tasteless, tactile, and dharmas
There is nothing in the eighteen realms, including meat-eating. ┃The realm of the unconscious, the realm of the unconscious.
There is no ignorance or defilement, nor is there their cessation.┃The nameless and nameless truth
All that is said in the Twelve Links of Dependent Origination is nothing┃
There is no such thing as a complete cause and complete effect.┃Photo of a laborer
The Priest's Teachings for Liberation from Suffering┃The Path of Innocent and Exhausted Fate
Everything is a process of meditation and a matter of the mind┃No region, no gain
Moving on to the second half of the discussion on methodology┃Imoo Income High School
Prajna Paramita is the slogan of the Bodhisattvas┃Bodhisattva
Without Prajna Paramita, you cannot achieve success.┃It is called Prajna Paramita.
There is no hindrance or blockage in the mind┃Simmu Gaae
There is a dimension where fear does not exist. ┃There is no fear, no love, no fear.
Transcending and Abandoning Illusions┃The Dream of Principle-Based Transformation
What kind of nirvana does the Buddha have? ┃Nirvana in the Eyes
A Buddha can be born in any age.┃The Three Buddhas
The reason why Je-Bu-Sa attained enlightenment┃It is called Prajna Paramita
The supreme and complete enlightenment┃Anuttara-samyak-sambodhi
Appealing with a strong tone that one must know┃Goji Prajna Paramita
Listing the names of the four mantras┃Sidae Shinju
The name is gradually emphasized┃Sidaemyeongju
A mantra that becomes a staircase to the next level┃Simusangju
The last staircase leading to the rooftop where the Buddha is located┃Simudengdeungju
Escape from all suffering┃Neungjeilchego
There is no contradiction and no falsehood┃The truth is not permitted
The long-awaited and powerful mantra┃Seolbanyaparamitaju
The mantra is finally presented┃Immediately speaking
Does the meaning of gate go?┃Azeaze
What the repeated 'ajje' means┃Baraajje Baraseungajje
The Call to the Mother of Prajna Paramita┃Mojisavaha
The grand ideological drama created by the Buddha┃Heart Sutra

supplement.
Recitation and etiquette
Reciting the Heart Sutra
Etiquette and Attitude When Reciting the Heart Sutra

A humanities series that can be completed in one volume!

Teaching you how to practice to reach the level of enlightenment!
The Buddha's teachings on reaching the 'perfection of wisdom'

The 'Humanities and Liberal Arts Series in One Volume' is characterized by its ability to explain a vast amount of specialized knowledge in an easy-to-understand manner and to aid understanding with illustrations.
This book contains the original text of the Heart Sutra, with easy-to-understand commentary in modern language, and supplemented with illustrations, diagrams, and photographs.
Thanks to this, it feels like we are going through the steps of enlightenment together right next to each other.
It is a friendly composition for those who have difficulty reading books, as well as for adults who want to reacquire liberal arts knowledge.


The Heart Sutra emphasizes that the reason all Buddhas who appear in the world become Buddhas is because of the mantra, Prajna Paramita, and that by reciting and practicing Prajna Paramita, one can “eliminate all suffering.”
When you reach a level where all that surrounds and hinders you completely disappears, you can be free from suffering, and the step that leads to that level is called Prajna Paramita.
What this scripture says connects with the inner self of every person.
Because each layer symbolized by the stages of practice already exists within us.
Although there is a clear upper layer within us, most of us are unaware of it and suffer and suffer.
But wisdom is not far away, it is within us.
The Heart Sutra contains teachings that urge us to look again into our inner wisdom, that is, our own mind.

If you are overwhelmed by worry and anxiety, and cannot see a way forward, read the Heart Sutra.
The obstacles surrounding me will disappear, my wavering heart will calm down again, and I will realize which way I should turn.
First, let us follow the teachings of the enlightened Buddha and reach the 'perfection of wisdom'.