Author: Huang Shengchang
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Publishing Date: 2000-08-01
Features: The author Huang Shengchang is a person who loves truth and cares about all living beings. He has been a devout Catholic, an ardent liberalist, a socialist, an agnostic, and an atheist. This book collects 42 Buddhist letters, most of which discuss various mental states in daily life and some practical problems in practice, offering gentle guidance and thought-provoking insights. One letter is a thank-you note written to Wu Limin, the former director of the Institute of Buddhist Culture in China, while the other 41 letters are illuminations by the author on questions raised by his classmates.
At the edge of the dense forest. Ask difficult five (9)
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