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Chapter List (61) Free
- 1: foreword
- 2: Section 1 The Origin of the Name of Shakyamuni Buddha
- 3: Section 2 The Situation of Birth in Lumbini Garden
- 4: The third section is superior in civil and martial arts
- 5: Section 4 Monk
- 6: Section 5 Subduing Demons and Enlightenment
- 7: Section 6 Lifelong Education
- 8: Section 7 Parinibbana
- 9: Section 8 Buddha and Buddha Body Contemplation
- 10: Section 1 The Dharma Door of the Four Noble Truths
- 11: Section 2 Fate Enlightenment and Action Fruit——Twelve Karma Dharma Doors
- 12: Section 3 Contents of the Bodhisattva’s Walks—Six Paradigms
- 13: Section 4 The Core of Buddhism - Dependent Origination and Cause and Effect
- 14: Section 5: The Judgment of Buddhism by the Two Sages of Taiwan
- 15: Section 1 Venerable Shariputra
- 16: Venerable Qianlian in the second program
- 17: The third section Anaru Venerable
- 18: Section Four Venerable Ananda
- 19: Chapter 5 Venerable Rahula
- 20: Chapter 6 The Venerable Mahakassapa
- 21: The seventh section, Venerable Kajanyan
- 22: Chapter Eight: Venerable Furuna
- 23: Section IX Upali Venerable
- 24: Chapter Ten Venerable Subhuti
- 25: Section 1 Maitreya Bodhisattva
- 26: Chapter 2 Manjushri Bodhisattva
- 27: The third section Samantabhadra
- 28: Section 4 Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva
- 29: Section 5 Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva
- 30: Section 1: The Collection of the Tripitaka
- 31: Section 2 The Split of Tribal Buddhism
- 32: Section 3 The Prosperity of the Nagarjuna School
- 33: Section 4: Schools that emerged after Nagarjuna
- 34: Section 5 Buddhism spreads to China
- 35: Section 1 The Origin of Zen Buddhism and Its Spread in India
- 36: Section 2 Zen Buddhism taught by Bodhidharma and its spread in China
- 37: Section 3 Caoxi Zen created by Huineng
- 38: Section Four Five Schools and Seven Schools
- 39: Section 5 Essentials of Learning Zen
- 40: Section 1 The Sutras on which the Pure Land Method is based
- 41: Section 2 The Spread and Development of the Pure Land Method in China
- 42: The practice method of the third section of the Pure Land Method
- 43: Section 4 Exploration of Several Important Theoretical Issues of the Pure Land Method
- 44: Section 5 Master Yuanying's Thoughts on Zen and Purification Dual Cultivation
- 45: Preamble to the first section
- 46: The origin of the second commandment
- 47: Section 3 Three Refuges and Five Precepts Received by Upasaka and Upasika
- 48: Section Four: The Power of Samadhi Water Repentance
- 49: Section 5. The five disciples who become monks accept the precepts (the meaning of becoming a monk)
- 50: Section Six The Ten Commandments and the Six Precepts
- 51: Section 7 Bhikshu and Bhikkhuni Precepts
- 52: Section Eight: The Origin of the Bodhisattva Precepts and Its Precepts
- 53: Section 9: How Buddhist Disciples Should Believe in Vinaya
- 54: Section 1 Kushezong
- 55: Seongshimong in the second quarter
- 56: Section Three
- 57: Section 4 Tiantai Sect
- 58: Section Five Huayan Sect
- 59: Section 6 Dharma Xiangzong
- 60: Section 7 Shingon
- 61: conclusion
