Nan Huaijin Narrates: Dialogues on Practice and Realization for Modern Buddhists

Author: Nan Huaijin
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: In-depth dialogues on cultivation and realization for modern practitioners of Buddhism since the 21st century. An important Buddhist work by the renowned master Nan Huaijin, the first official publication of the simplified Chinese edition on the mainland. The Taiwan Lao Gu Cultural Enterprise Company has officially authorized this release, and Shaanxi Normal University Press proudly presents it. Dialogues on Cultivation and Realization for Modern Practitioners of Buddhism, a record of a U.S. financier's journey to the East in search of spiritual guidance. We should recognize the difficulty of learning the Dharma; Buddhism is not easily attained, and one must practice diligently. — Mr. William Steven Bodri, a prominent Buddhist scholar from the United States.
Follow the Dharma with a great vow, with great determination and vigor, like the vast ocean, expansive and magnificent, "capable of purifying all the oceans of the world," with unparalleled charm, cleansing one's body and mind, inside and out, until the three trainings of body, speech, and mind are pure and untainted, as clear as a bright blue sky. Even through the purity of one's own body and mind, it extends to the ( refers to the vast universe), the innumerable worlds of fine dust, all becoming clear and transparent, adorned with myriad virtues.