Li Zheliang - Seeing Zen from a Single Eye

Author: Li Zheliang
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Observing the rise and fall of figures through the ages, unraveling the profound truths of Zen. Maturity comes with discomfort, and comfort comes with immaturity—whether you can find the "pivot point" and "Zen essence" to support the lever of your life depends on you. The two characters "" (person) reversed, if recognized, make one a living immortal. This book is the author's follow-up to Zen Forest Whispers, presenting a unique Zen perspective on the historical figures of ancient and modern China and beyond. Seated leisurely, it delves into the profound truths of Zen, integrating the market economy into popular historical literature. Modern Buddhism is not the "closed and" (negative) that people perceive—it has always actively utilized the compassionate spirit of universal benefit since ancient times, especially in cultural endeavors. One of the activities of Huayan Temple in promoting Dharma and benefiting others is to advocate the revival of national traditional culture while not abandoning modern, excellent, and advanced artistic forms. The Buddhist community must also use art forms that the people enjoy to spread the outstanding national culture and spirit. Mr. Li Zheliang's literary works reflect society's concern for the Dharma and Buddhism, and we welcome more people to value Buddhist culture. The Buddhist community is also willing to join the masses in building a harmonious society.