Diamond Sutra
 |
Description
Book Introduction
The 2024 revised edition of the steady-selling 『Diamond Sutra for Saints and Ordinary People』, which has been consistently loved since its first publication in 1997.
A must-read for those seeking both worldly happiness and enlightenment.
The wisdom of a saint, told in the language of ordinary people, plain and simple.
Immerse yourself in the Buddha's teachings, from the basics to the advanced, with the warm and gentle commentary of Monk Kim Won-su, who whispers right next to you.
Turning ordinary people into saints, turning disasters into blessings.
From a Buddhist without possessions to a wealthy Buddhist, to a capable and active Buddhist who feeds many people.
The only teaching that can change your destiny: practice the Diamond Sutra.
Anyone can read this book and put it into practice right now.
A must-read for those seeking both worldly happiness and enlightenment.
The wisdom of a saint, told in the language of ordinary people, plain and simple.
Immerse yourself in the Buddha's teachings, from the basics to the advanced, with the warm and gentle commentary of Monk Kim Won-su, who whispers right next to you.
Turning ordinary people into saints, turning disasters into blessings.
From a Buddhist without possessions to a wealthy Buddhist, to a capable and active Buddhist who feeds many people.
The only teaching that can change your destiny: practice the Diamond Sutra.
Anyone can read this book and put it into practice right now.
index
The first reason for holding the Dharma Assembly
Part 2: The Arising of Good Manners and the Request for the Dharma
Part 3: The Right and Essential Path to Mahayana
The Fourth Wonderful Practice: The Non-Dwelling Division Wonderful practice is done without dwelling.
Part 5: Seeing the Buddha (Tathagata) Correctly
Sixth: How rare it is to believe correctly
Seventh: Nothing obtained, nothing spoken of
Chapter 8: Rebirth through the Right Truth
第九 一相無相分 The truth is said to have one form, but that is not originally there.
The Tenth Pure Land: Adorn the Buddha's World
The eleventh, The blessings of inaction are better than those of action.
Chapter 12 Respect the Right Teachings
13th Sutra: As the Dharma is received and held, so receive and hold this sutra as the Dharma.
Leaving the world means infinite peace.
Chapter 15: The Merit of Maintaining the Sutra: The Merit of Cultivating the Mind is Extremely Significant
The Sixteenth Ability to Clear Karma Obstacles
Seventeenth: Ultimately, I Don't Exist
Eighteenth View of Unity: See All People as Buddhas
Nineteenth Dharma Realm: The Dharma Realm is Universally Connected
Chapter 20: Leaving Color and Form Leaving all forms and forms
The Twenty-First Words of the Buddha Are Not Your Words
22nd No Law Can Be Obtained No law can be obtained
Chapter 23: Do good deeds with a pure heart.
24. The merits of fortune and wisdom are incomparable. The merits of fortune and wisdom are incomparable.
Chapter 25: Transformation without any transformation, transforming without any transformation
The 26th Dharmakaya is not a physical body. The Dharmakaya is not a physical body.
27th Uninterrupted and Unextinct There is nothing to be broken, nothing to be destroyed and lost.
28. Not receiving or coveting blessings
The 29th, the appearance of the Tathagata is expressed as the above-mentioned stillness.
The Thirty-First Principle, the First Phase
第31. Do not say, "I know" what you know, and do not say, "I saw" what you have seen.
The Buddha's response and incarnation are not true.
From ordinary to saintly
Part 2: The Arising of Good Manners and the Request for the Dharma
Part 3: The Right and Essential Path to Mahayana
The Fourth Wonderful Practice: The Non-Dwelling Division Wonderful practice is done without dwelling.
Part 5: Seeing the Buddha (Tathagata) Correctly
Sixth: How rare it is to believe correctly
Seventh: Nothing obtained, nothing spoken of
Chapter 8: Rebirth through the Right Truth
第九 一相無相分 The truth is said to have one form, but that is not originally there.
The Tenth Pure Land: Adorn the Buddha's World
The eleventh, The blessings of inaction are better than those of action.
Chapter 12 Respect the Right Teachings
13th Sutra: As the Dharma is received and held, so receive and hold this sutra as the Dharma.
Leaving the world means infinite peace.
Chapter 15: The Merit of Maintaining the Sutra: The Merit of Cultivating the Mind is Extremely Significant
The Sixteenth Ability to Clear Karma Obstacles
Seventeenth: Ultimately, I Don't Exist
Eighteenth View of Unity: See All People as Buddhas
Nineteenth Dharma Realm: The Dharma Realm is Universally Connected
Chapter 20: Leaving Color and Form Leaving all forms and forms
The Twenty-First Words of the Buddha Are Not Your Words
22nd No Law Can Be Obtained No law can be obtained
Chapter 23: Do good deeds with a pure heart.
24. The merits of fortune and wisdom are incomparable. The merits of fortune and wisdom are incomparable.
Chapter 25: Transformation without any transformation, transforming without any transformation
The 26th Dharmakaya is not a physical body. The Dharmakaya is not a physical body.
27th Uninterrupted and Unextinct There is nothing to be broken, nothing to be destroyed and lost.
28. Not receiving or coveting blessings
The 29th, the appearance of the Tathagata is expressed as the above-mentioned stillness.
The Thirty-First Principle, the First Phase
第31. Do not say, "I know" what you know, and do not say, "I saw" what you have seen.
The Buddha's response and incarnation are not true.
From ordinary to saintly
Into the book
If you find the Diamond Sutra difficult to read, if you think it is only a teaching for enlightenment and has nothing to do with solving real-world problems, or if you think that Buddhist teachings are different from the path to becoming rich and competent, I recommend you read this book.
And please try to practice the Diamond Sutra as written in the book.
By realizing the teachings of emptiness and non-duality, and of all being created by the mind, I hope that you will become a wealthy Buddhist rather than a non-possessive Buddhist, a capable Buddhist who takes responsibility for feeding many people rather than a Buddhist who ignores the world and lives quietly, and a Buddhist who is grateful for adversity and disaster rather than a Buddhist who avoids it and recognizes disaster as a gift from the Buddha and lives actively in the world, so that you may uphold the true meaning of the Buddha and enjoy boundless blessings.
I believe that it can definitely happen.
And please try to practice the Diamond Sutra as written in the book.
By realizing the teachings of emptiness and non-duality, and of all being created by the mind, I hope that you will become a wealthy Buddhist rather than a non-possessive Buddhist, a capable Buddhist who takes responsibility for feeding many people rather than a Buddhist who ignores the world and lives quietly, and a Buddhist who is grateful for adversity and disaster rather than a Buddhist who avoids it and recognizes disaster as a gift from the Buddha and lives actively in the world, so that you may uphold the true meaning of the Buddha and enjoy boundless blessings.
I believe that it can definitely happen.
---From the "Preface"
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 15, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 423 pages | 862g | 153*224*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791198747600
- ISBN10: 1198747609
You may also like
카테고리
korean
korean
![ELLE 엘르 스페셜 에디션 A형 : 12월 [2025]](http://librairie.coreenne.fr/cdn/shop/files/b8e27a3de6c9538896439686c6b0e8fb.jpg?v=1766436872&width=3840)
