Learn to be Buddha / Master Shen-Kai.
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TextLanguage: English, Chinese Series: Teachings of Venerable Master Shen-Kai ; 1Publisher: Willetton, WA : Australia Buddhist Bliss Culture Mission, [2020]Copyright date: ©2020Description: vii, 168 pages ; 21 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781925445039; 1925445038 (Trade)Subject(s): Shengkai, shi -- Teachings | Shengkai, shi | Shengkai, Shi -- Teachings | Buddha (The concept) | Buddhism -- Doctrines | Buddhism | Buddha (The concept) | Buddhism | Buddhism -- Doctrines | Teachings | AustralianSummary: Annotation. Buddha is not just an image or a statue of the great enlightened universal teacher, Sakyamuni Buddha, or any other historical Buddha. It also means an enlightened mind that is pristinely aware of the unequivocal reality. Every sentient being has the potential to be awakened to an enlightened mind and to become Buddha.Learn to be Buddha presents concepts and practices for Buddhist practitioners who aspire to attain a pristine mind -- a mind that is fully aware and awakened, in other words, to become Buddha. This is the ultimate goal of Buddhist cultivation. It points to he heart of Buddhism --- to observe the mind with pristine awareness and refrain from engaging with the endless 'arising and ceasing' of unnecessary thoughts. These teachings have been carefully selected to guide Buddhist practitioners towards cultivating a pure mind that is pristinely aware.
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Annotation. Buddha is not just an image or a statue of the great enlightened universal teacher, Sakyamuni Buddha, or any other historical Buddha. It also means an enlightened mind that is pristinely aware of the unequivocal reality. Every sentient being has the potential to be awakened to an enlightened mind and to become Buddha.Learn to be Buddha presents concepts and practices for Buddhist practitioners who aspire to attain a pristine mind -- a mind that is fully aware and awakened, in other words, to become Buddha. This is the ultimate goal of Buddhist cultivation. It points to he heart of Buddhism --- to observe the mind with pristine awareness and refrain from engaging with the endless 'arising and ceasing' of unnecessary thoughts. These teachings have been carefully selected to guide Buddhist practitioners towards cultivating a pure mind that is pristinely aware.
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