Liang Qichao said Buddha

Author: Liang Qichao
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The self-nature of all beings is Buddha, but their self-nature is obscured by that arise by chance. When is purified, all beings are inherently Buddha. Maintaining a state of tranquility allows one to be free from attachment. Through non-attachment, liberation can be achieved. Only when liberated do people truly realize that they have been liberated. Moreover, they also know: birth is ended, the sacred path (Varnashrama) has been completed, what needed to be done has been done, and there is nothing more to do.
This monumental work on Buddhism by the renowned Chinese scholar Liang Qichao is the ideal choice for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of Buddhist culture. The book includes chapters on the rise and fall of Chinese Buddhism, the early introduction of Buddhism to China, Indian Buddhism, the era of the Buddha, Buddhism and the Western Regions, seeking the Dharma in the Western Regions, the Sinicization of Buddhism, the translation of Buddhist scriptures, and Buddhist psychology. With its insightful perspectives and profound content, it is an invaluable resource for anyone studying Buddhism.