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Jan 1, 1918 — Jan 1, 1995· 77 yrs

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Hsuan Hua

Also known as: Hsüan Hua, 宣化

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The late Master Hua was born in Manchuria, China in 1918. He taught at Nan Hua Temple in Canton, China, the same monastery where Master Hui Neng taught in the 7th century. Fulfilling his goal of spreading the orthodox Dharma to the west, he has established 28 monasteries in Asia and north America, and had lectured orthodox sutras for 50 years before his passing.

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The advantages to meditation are manifold.

— from Words of wisdom

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Words of wisdom

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For the serious meditator, Practice answers many questions. Practice is a compilation of talks given by the late Master Hua during his three decades of teaching. These talks point out pitfalls and offer helpful suggestions about practices.

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The Heart of Prajna Paramita Sutra

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The Heart Sutra is familiar to Buddhists everywhere. What makes this volume special are the standless verses composed by the late Venerable Master Hsuan Hua to annotate each section of the sutra. The verses take their name from the line of the verse of the Sixth Patriarch Hui Neng that say, "The bright mirror has no stand." These standless verses, filled with the flavor of Chan meditation, delve into the deeper meanings of the sutra. The commentary of the Master, which covers both the sutra text proper and the standless verses, is rich in classic definitions of terms and concepts and sprinkled with stories and illustrations that both appeal to the people and the world of today and tomorrow.

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The Shurangama sutra, Great Strength Bodhisattva's perfect penetration through mindfulness of the Buddha

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