The wisdom eye of prajnaparamita: a brief talk on the right view of prajna (1版)

What exactly is emptiness? Can it actually be practiced? The Heart Sutra is the shortest, most condensed teaching on emptiness…Master Nan’s teachings are packed with pith instructions, both the do’s and don’ts, for success in practice… 　　“Emptiness” is an experience that many people have had—mostly stumbled upon unexpectedly. What exactly is emptiness? Can it actually be practiced? The Heart Sutra is the shortest, most condensed teaching on emptiness among all of the Prajanaparamita Sutras, seems to be focused exclusively on emptiness. How can this sutra be used to help you progress in your spiritual practice? Ultimately, the realization of the heart of prajnaparamita is, in and of itself, the Path. 　　In this book, you will read about how to use the Heart Sutra as a compact guide to practice and the Path. Master Nan’s teachings are packed with pith instructions, both the do’s and don’ts, for success in practice. Practical, to the point, and illustrated with thought-provoking anecdotes, his teachings are relevant to practitioners of all proclivities, from beginners to advanced.

INTRODUCTION TO MASTER NAN Special Thanks Entering Samadhi from Samantabhadra’s Vows The Dharma Door of the Exhaustible and the Inexhaustible The Heart Sutra is the Marrow of Prajna How Can We Become Free of Suffering? Start with Observing Illuminating and Perceiving that the Five Aggregates Are Empty Hinayana Meditation Practice Prajna is the Supreme Mantra The Question of Form and Emptiness Form Is Not Other than Emptiness, Emptiness Is Not Other than Form Likewise, Feelings, Thinking, Action and Consciousness Teach You a Mantra Speaking About Emptiness Within Emptiness, All Just Empty Talk  The Five Aggregates Being Empty, Rely on the Original Nature to Cultivate Vow to Learn the Innumerable Dharma Doors Observing and Illuminating, Same or Different? In the True Practice of Prajna, Principles and Cultivation Are Perfectly Integrated Buddhist Practice Begins from Seeking and Observing (Vitaka and Vicara) Alambana Winds Give Rise to Vijnana Waves, You Can Ride Them or Not Gently, Gently Observe from the Heart A Story from the Chan School for Everyone Suffering? There I Am! With Me, There Is Suffering! The Four Elements Do Not Actually Hinder You Experience More Troubles, Use Up More Negative Karma Neither Virtuous Thoughts Nor Evil Thoughts Stick Birth and Death Are Originally Empty, What Is to Fear? Liberation through Seeing the Original Nature, Duality Melts Away Liberate Yourself, Liberate Yourself, Quickly, Quickly Liberate Yourself The Heart Sutra 從普賢行入三摩地 盡無盡法門 汝等當學 《心經》為般若法門精髓 如何了苦？首重觀想 照見五蘊皆空 小乘佛法如何禪修 般若就是無上咒 色與空的問題 色不異空 空不異色 受想行識 亦復如是 教你一個咒子 空裏談空 都是空話 五蘊一空 依性起修 無量法門誓願學 觀與照是同是別？ 般若正修事理一定圓融 學佛從有尋有伺開始 境風吹識浪 自有定盤心 輕輕從心頭起觀 為大家講個禪宗故事 苦由我來 有我就有苦 四大並沒有障礙你 多受一分罪 多消一分業 善念惡念都不沾 生死本空 有何可怕 見性解脫 能所雙泯 自度自度 快快自度