Category: Buddhism In Plain Terms (Book)
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BPT Vol 1.1 (zh 1.1) | Learning the Perfect Wisdom of the Buddha-Dharma
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BPT Vol 1.2 (zh 1.3-1.4) | The Objective of Practising Buddhism and Cultivating One’s Mind
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BPT Vol 1.3 (zh 1.5) | The Meaning of Life Expounded by Buddhism
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BPT Vol 1.4 (zh 1.6) | Cultivating the Mind Is Akin to Treading on Thin Ice
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BPT Vol 1.5 (zh 1.7) | The Relationship between Collective and Individual Karmic Retribution
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BPT Vol 1.6 (zh 1.10) | Methods to Prevent the Formation of Karmic Obstacles
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BPT Vol 1.7 (zh 1.11) | The Difference between Good Deeds & Merit and Virtue
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BPT Vol 1.8a (zh 1.8): Who Has Control Over Fate?
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BPT Vol 1.9 (zh 1.13) | The Mind Must Not Be Changed by Circumstances. The Soul Must Not Be Changed by Conditions
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BPT Vol 1.11 (zh 1.15) | On “Favouritism and Humiliation” and “Attachments”
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BPT Vol 1.12 (zh 1.16) | Good, Evil and Karma
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BPT Vol 1.13 (zh 1.17) | Empty Body of Illusion and Illusory Consciousness
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BPT Vol 1.14 (zh 1.19) | Buddhism and Health Maintenance
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BPT Vol 1.15 (zh 1.20) | Explaining to Disciples about Delusions of Views and Thought
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BPT Vol 1.16 (zh 1.21) | Practitioners Should Constantly Dwell in Clear Enlightenment
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BPT Vol 1.17 (zh 1.22) | Signlessness of Life Is Corresponding Awakening
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BPT Vol 1.18 (zh 1.23) | Revisiting the Difference between Good Deeds, Merit and Virtue
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BPT Vol 1.19 (zh 1.24) | The Wonderful Functions of the Buddha-Dharma
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BPT Vol 1.20 (zh 1.25) | On the Thoughts of Sentient Beings
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BPT Vol 1.21 (zh 1.26) | Use the Five Powers to Seek One’s Inherent Nature
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BPT Vol 1.22 (zh 1.27) | Straight Talk and Indirect Talk Are Both Wonderful Methods
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BPT Vol 1.23 (zh 1.28) | The Ability to See through the True Nature and Let Go Is Prajna Wisdom
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BPT Vol 1.24 (zh 1.29) | Eliminate Deluded Thoughts with Sincere Repentance
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BPT Vol 1.25 (zh 1.30) | On Making Friends – From a Buddhist Perspective
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BPT Vol 1.26 (zh 1.31) | Essentials of Learning Buddhism – Words of Wisdom (1)
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BPT Vol 1.27 (zh 1.32) | Essentials of Learning Buddhism – Words of Wisdom (2)
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BPT Vol 1.28 (zh 1.36) | Regulating Your Mind—Cultivate Your Body and Nurture Your Nature
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BPT Vol1.29 (Zh 1.37) | With a Non-abiding Mind, Correct Our Conduct
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BPT Vol 1.30 (zh 1.38) | When Affliction Approaches, Be Indifferent
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BPT Vol 1.31 (zh 1.39) | Form Is Emptiness, Emptiness Is Form
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BPT Vol 1.32 (zh 1.40) | Perceive the Three Realms as Illusory. Affliction is Bodhi
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BPT Vol 1.33 (zh 1.41) | Internalise the Buddha-dharma and Attain Enlightenment
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BPT Vol 1.34 (zh 1.42) | Use a Pure Heart to Develop the Treasure You Possess Within
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BPT Vol 2.1 | On Buddha’s Virtue and the Unity of Knowledge and Action
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BPT Vol 2.2 | Master Lu on Buddha-dharma and the Law of Cause and Effect
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BPT Vol 2.3 | Cultivating Both Nature and Life; The Wise Encounter Conditions
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BPT Vol 2.4 | Adhering to “Four No’s” in Buddhist Practice
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BPT Vol 2.5 | Learning Buddhism is about Learning How to Conduct Ourselves; Ignite the Lamp of Enlightenment Within Your Heart
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BPT Vol 2.6 | Cultivating the True Through the Illusory; Witnessing Buddha-Nature
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BPT Vol 2.7 | The Emptiness of Nature in Right View
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BPT Vol 2.8 | Seeking Emptiness of Nature- Transcending the Twelve Links of Conditioned Origination
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BPT Vol 2.9 | The Process of Practising the Wondrous Buddha-Dharma
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BPT Vol 2.10 | Eliminating Karmic Obstructions, Returning to the Origin, and Breaking Free from the Cycle of Rebirth
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BPT Vol 2.11 | Beyond Ordinary Happiness: The Joy of Dharma
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BPT Vol 2.12 | Elevating Spiritual States through the Six Sense Bases and Six Sense Objects
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BPT Vol 2.13 | Bound by Karmic Obstructions, Let Go and Find Liberation
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BPT Vol 2.14 | Life is a Product of Illusions: Harness the Faculties of Faith and Mindfulness to Transform It
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BPT Vol 2.15 | Eradicate Afflictions, Dissolve Karmic Forces, and Rediscover Buddha-nature
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BPT Vol 2.16 | Authentically Cultivate the Mind, Wholeheartedly Make Offerings
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BPT Vol 2.17 | Learn the Ten Great Conducts and Vows from the Buddha
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BPT Vol 2.18 | Finding Your Bodhi-Mind: Break Free from the Rebirth Cycle Bound by Negative Karmic Affinities
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BPT Vol 2.19 | Control the Mindset When Reciting Scriptures; Cultivate the Truth Through Illusion
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BPT Vol 2.20 | Embed Buddhas and Bodhisattvas into Your Heart with Supportive Power
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BPT Vol 2.21 | Learning from Guan Yin Bodhisattva’s Way of Alleviating Suffering upon Hearing It; the Singular Approach to Spreading the Dharma and Liberating Sentient Beings
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BPT Vol 2.22 | Chanting the Buddha’s Name with Sincerity; Cultivating Thoughts in Purity
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BPT Vol 2.23 | Grasping Dharma-Attachment; Delving Deep into One Dharma Door
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BPT Vol 2.24 | Seize the Present, Spread the Buddha’s Teachings, Enlighten Others with Wondrous Dharma
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BPT Vol 2.25 | Cultivating the Dharma Body of a Bodhisattva Through the Human Reward Body
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BPT Vol 2.26 | Studying the Bodhisattva’s Realm; Transforming the Ordinary into the Sage
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BPT Vol 2.27 | Cultivating the Buddha’s Spiritual State; Learning the Joy of Giving
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BPT Vol 2.28 | Let Go of Illusions and Attachments; Cultivate the Wisdom that Leads to Enlightenment
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BPT Vol 2.29 | Promoting the Dharma, Cultivating Virtue, and Finding Joy in Detachment
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BPT Vol 2.30 | Gaining True Understanding of the Buddha Dharma, Becoming a Bodhisattva in the Human Realm
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BPT Vol 2.31 | From Human Form to Emanation Body: Mastering Your Own Soul in the Human Realm
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BPT Vol 2.32 | Embracing the Tathagata’s Heart, Practising Buddhism to Guide Sentient Beings, Skilfully Contemplating Causes and Conditions
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BPT Vol 2.33 | Be Free of Desire and Practise Holy Lifeway, Attain Buddha-Nature
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BPT Vol 2.34 | Learning the Bodhisattva Path, Practising the Ten Wholesome Kinds of Actions to Attain Virtuous Outcomes
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BPT Vol 2.35 | Elevating Our Spiritual States, Cultivating the Light of Bodhisattvas
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BPT Vol 2.36 | Merging a Heart of Pure Goodness with the Bodhisattva’s Mind
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BPT Vol 2.37 | Letting Go of Troublesome Thoughts, Finding Perfect Enlightenment
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BPT Vol 2.38 | Learn to Cultivate Awareness First: The Key to Appreciating Awakening
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BPT Vol 2.39 | Mastering No-Self, Empowering Self-Confidence
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BPT Vol 2.40 | Bring Forth the Bodhi Mind and Threefold Mind
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BPT Vol 2.41 | Learn the State of Buddhahood, Appreciate Law of Karma, Attain Emptiness through Letting Go
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BPT Vol 2.42 | Applying Wisdom and Virtuous Capability to Attain Harmony, Gentleness, and Tranquillity
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BPT Vol 2.43 | Master Jun Hong Lu’s Words of Wisdom
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BPT Vol 2.44 | Our Mind is Like Water; Our Nature, a Mirror
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BPT Vol 2.45 | No-Thought Signifies Existence of Thought; No Virtue Signifies Existence of Virtue
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BPT Vol 2.46 | Employing the Power of Wisdom to Recognise False Self-Awareness
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BPT Vol 3.1 | With Equanimity, Cultivate the Field of Merits and Sow Seeds for Karmic Results
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BPT Vol 3.2 | Genuine Practice is the Essence of Spiritual State, Treat Karmic Force as a Contributory Factor
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BPT Vol 3.3 | Discussing Visualisation with Right Intention
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BPT Vol 3.4 | Letting Go of Karmic Forces: Thoughts After Settling into Concentration
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BPT Vol 3.5 | Transformation of Dharma Joy and Overcoming Desire
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BPT Vol 3.6 | Fame and Fortune Bring Suffering, Both Suffering and Joy Are Empty
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BPT Vol 3.7 | Control Desires, Endure What Others Cannot
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BPT Vol 3.8 | Unlock Fundamental Wisdom, Break Through Ignorance and Afflictions
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BPT Vol 3.9 | Reciting the Eighty-Eight Buddhas Great Repentance to Eliminate Your Karmic Obstacles
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BPT Vol 3.10 | Bowing to the Buddha Must Come from the Heart, True Repentance Starts with Changing Your Mindset
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BPT Vol 3.11 | Awareness and Experience Manifest Awakening, and Awakening is Enlightenment
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BPT Vol 3.12 | Cultivating the Wisdom of the Bodhisattva Realm
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BPT Vol 3.13 | Learn – Contemplate and Perceive as the Buddha Does; Practise – Walk the Path of Compassion
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BPT Vol 3.14 | Wondrous Awakening, Wondrous Dharma: the Perfect Enlightenment and Wondrous Mind
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BPT Vol 3.15 | Strong Desires, Scattered Thoughts: Learning Self-Control to Master Life
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BPT Vol 3.16 | Explaining Buddhist Teachings for Life’s Insight; Exploring the Six Realms to Cherish Buddha-Nature
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BPT Vol 3.17 | On Heaven, Earth and Humanity
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BPT Vol 3.18 | The Ten Precepts for Personal Conduct
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BPT Vol 3.19 | The Fruits of Good and Evil: Summoned by One’s Own Actions
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BPT Vol 3.20 | Transforming Fixed Karma, Altering Collective Karma
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BPT Vol 3.21 | Connecting with Your Inherent Nature and Awakening to the Right Path
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BPT Vol 3.22 | Abandon Worldly Bad Habits, Focus on Spiritual Cultivation in This Life
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BPT Vol 3.23 | The Benefits of Compassion
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BPT Vol 3.24 | Freeing Oneself from Afflictions, Attaining Purity of the Six Sense Bases
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BPT Vol 3.25 | Karmic Obstacles Cannot Conceal Inherent Nature, Just as Clouds Cannot Hide the Sun
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BPT Vol 3.26 | Let Sunshine Illuminate the Heart, Let Kindness Return to Its Source
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BPT Vol 3.27 | Returning to Simplicity and Authenticity, Transforming Consciousness into Wisdom
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BPT Vol 3.28 | Adorning the Buddha’s Pure Land: A Strict Teacher Shapes Outstanding Disciples (Part 1)
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BPT Vol 3.29 | Adorning the Buddha’s Pure Land: A Strict Teacher Shapes Outstanding Disciples (Part 2)
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BPT Vol 3.30 | Only Through Patience Comes Diligent Progress
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BPT Vol 3.31 | From Patience Comes Inner Transformation
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BPT Vol 3.32 | A Confused Life: Finding the Dharma Door of Right Faith
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BPT Vol 3.33 | Austere Practice and Devotion: Spiritual Growth for the Benefit of All Beings
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BPT Vol 3.34 | Endure Those Hard to Bear, Cultivate the Mind Despite Difficulty
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BPT Vol 3.35 | With a Non-Abiding Mind, Refine Your Conduct and Cultivate Your Mind
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BPT Vol 3.36 | The Three Powers in Buddhist Practice—Awakening to the Path of Buddhism with a Wondrous Mind
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BPT Vol 3.37 | Overcome Afflictive Obstructions with Mental Strength
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BPT Vol 3.38 Learn the Insights of Buddhism and Aspire to the Spiritual State of the Buddha
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BPT Vol 3.39 | On Tolerance and Inclusive Capacity
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BPT Vol 3.40 | On the Precepts of Buddhist Practice
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BPT Vol 3.41 | Precepts Are the Foundation, Genuine Practice Is the Essence
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BPT Vol 3.42 | Disciples Should Be Mindful of Body, Speech, and Mind (Part 1)
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BPT Vol 3.43 | Disciples Should Be Mindful of Body, Speech, and Mind (Part 2)
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BPT Vol 3.44 | Ignorance and Old Age-Death Are Phenomena of the Cycle of Rebirth
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BPT Vol 3.45 | On the Arising and Origination of Conditions in Buddhism
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BPT Vol 3.46 | On the Arising and Ceasing of Conditions in Buddhism
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BPT Vol 3.47 | Seeing Through Conditioned Origination to Understand Ignorance in the Dharma Realm
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BPT Vol 4.1 | Refine Yourself and Empty the Notion of Self
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BPT Vol 4.2 | Seeking the Root in the Human Realm with Prajñā Wisdom
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BPT Vol 4.3 | Fame and Fortune Are Impermanent
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BPT Vol 4.4 | Sudden Awakening to Emptiness, Practising Buddhism in Correspondence
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BPT Vol 4.5 | Tracing the Roots of Our True Nature
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BPT Vol 4.6 | Cultivate the Mind and Recite Sutras in Accordance with Karmic Conditions
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BPT Vol 4.7 | Breaking Through Attachment to Self and Dharmas
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BPT Vol 4.8 | Rediscovering True Suchness: Unchanging While Adapting to Conditions
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BPT Vol 4.9 | Light the Heart’s Lamp, Awaken All with Affinity
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BPT Vol 4.10 | The Dharma Body of the Buddha Abides as It Is
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BPT Vol 4.11 | Overcome the Three Obstacles through Diligent Sutra Recitation
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BPT Vol 4.12 | A Selfless Heart Is as Vast as Heaven and Earth
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BPT Vol 4.13 | Cut Off All Afflictions; Let the Mind Remain Non-Arising
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BPT Vol 4.14 | Purify the Mind; Realise the Emptiness of the Five Aggregates
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BPT Vol 4.15 | Planting Seeds of Merit Widely, Cultivating Both Blessings and Wisdom
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BPT Vol 4.16 | Exploring the Illusory Self Formed by the Five Aggregates and the Manifestation of Consciousness
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BPT Vol 4.17 | Dharma Practice Through Hearing, Contemplation and Cultivation — Safeguarding Body, Speech and Mind
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BPT Vol 4.18 | On Blessings, Virtue and Samsara in the Human Realm
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BPT Vol 4.19 | Thought after thought without interruption is merit; self-cultivation of body and inner nature is virtue
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BPT Vol 4.20 | Accruing Merit and Virtue through Non-Self and Non-Attachment
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BPT Vol 4.21 | Restore Your Tathagata-Nature and Diligently Cultivate the Mind of Renunciation
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BPT Vol 4.22 | Balance Body and Mind, Create Space, Enter the Buddha Realm
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BPT Vol 4.23 | Perfecting All Roots, Practising Formless Giving
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BPT Vol 4.24 | The Essence of Buddha-Nature and the Harmony of the Mind
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BPT Vol 4.25 | On the Concepts of “Non-Offence and Blessings” and “No Fixed Substance”
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BPT Vol 4.26 | Break Through the View of an Existent Body; Be Free by Adapting to Conditions
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BPT Vol 4.27 | With a Heart as Vast as the Universe, Regard Slander as a Dharma Teacher
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BPT Vol 4.28 | Knowing Good and Evil: Karma Arises from the Mind
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BPT Vol 4.29 | Seeking the Light of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas
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BPT Vol 4.30 | Understanding Zen and Aligning the Mind
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BPT Vol 4.31 | Cultivating Through Hardship Towards Forbearance to Non-Arising Dharmas (Part 1)
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BPT Vol 4.32 | Cultivating Through Hardship Towards Forbearance to Non-Arising Dharmas (Part 2)
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BPT Vol 4.33 | Understanding Emptiness and Learning Self-Restraint
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BPT Vol 4.34 | Learning Contemplation and Mastering One’s Intentions
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BPT Vol 4.35 | Seize the Instant of Awakening to Discover Life’s True Essence
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BPT Vol 4.36 | The Buddha-Dharma Exists to Liberate Us from Worldly Suffering
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BPT Vol 4.37 | No-Notion and Non-Self: Attaining Purity and Undefilement
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BPT Vol 4.38 | Leave the Secular World, Enter the Pure Realm
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BPT Vol 4.39 | The Mind is the Origin of Good and Evil
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BPT Vol 4.40 | From Stopping Thoughts to Settled Thought
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BPT Vol 4.41 | Remain in Unmoving Suchness, Invoking Primordial Awakening
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BPT Vol 4.42 | Deconstructing Life’s Essence, Dissolving Worldly Desire
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BPT Vol 4.43 | Find your True Self, Attain Nirvana
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BPT Vol 4.44 | Giving with Detachment from Form; A Wholesome Deed of Wisdom
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BPT Vol 4.45 | All Dharmas Are Ungraspable: Neither Grasping nor Abandoning
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BPT Vol 4.46 | Nurturing Physical Health and Life; Cultivate the Luminous Mind
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BPT Vol 5.1 | Embodying the All-Encompassing Wisdom and Compassion of the Bodhisattva
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BPT Vol 5.2 | Resolve Countless Calamities and Hardships Through the Mind
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BPT Vol 5.3 | The Reality of Life: Passing Travellers in the Human World
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BPT Vol 5.4 | Non-Self and Non-Arising: Practise in the Here and Now
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BPT Vol 5.5 | Good and Evil in the Human World: Reversing the Nature of Affinities through Prosperity and Adversity
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BPT Vol 5.6 | Calming the Self: Achieving Liberation through Letting Go
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BPT Vol 5.7 | Delusive Circumstances and the Deluded Mind: Refuse to be Led by the Illusion of Gain and Loss
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BPT Vol 5.8 | The Measure of Good and Evil: Understanding the Law of Cause and Effect Across Three Lifetimes
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BPT Vol 5.9 | Understanding Life: Learning to Take Things Lightly and Let Go
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BPT Vol 5.10 | Mastering the Mind: Following the Conditions, Favourable or Unfavourable
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BPT Vol 5.11 | Corresponding with the Buddha’s Affinity; Aligning with the Buddha’s Path
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BPT Vol 5.12 | The Key to True Insight: Seek to Understand First, Then Attain Concentration
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BPT Vol 5.13 | Avoid Going Against Conditions: Focus on Inward Cultivation
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BPT Vol 5.14 | All Conditioned Dharmas: All Phenomena Lack Self-Nature
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BPT Vol 5.15 | Harmonising Yin and Yang: Cultivating the Right Path of Buddhism
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BPT Vol 5.16 | Do Not Cling to Conditions — Think Neither Good Nor Evil
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BPT Vol 5.17 | Comprehend the Buddhist Truths, Merge with the Buddha’s Light and Awaken
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BPT Vol 5.18 | Good and Evil Are Simply Forms of Cause and Effect
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BPT Vol 5.19 | Arising and Ceasing Lead to Change; Cause and Effect Lead to the Cycle of Rebirth
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BPT Vol 5.20 | What Are Ignorant Predispositions?
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BPT Vol 5.21 | Constantly Reflect on Your Own Faults to Grow in Blessings and Wisdom
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BPT Vol 5.22 | Cultivating the Mind Means Becoming One with the Consciousness of the Universe
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BPT Vol 5.23 | Settle Your Mind and See Through Your Thoughts
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BPT Vol 5.24 | Cultivating an Unbiased and Unobstructed Heart
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BPT Vol 5.25 | Sentient Beings Are Buddhas, and Buddhas Are Sentient Beings (Part 1)
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BPT Vol 5.26 | Sentient Beings Are Buddhas, and Buddhas Are Sentient Beings (Part 2)
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BPT Vol 5.27 | Restraining Arising Thoughts with an Upright Mind to Discover the True Buddha Within
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BPT Vol 5.28 | Learning to Become a Bodhisattva Without Ever Straying from the Bodhisattva Path
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BPT Vol 5.29 | Karmic Affinities Give Rise to Karmic Consequences
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BPT Vol 5.30 Reflections on the Heart Sutra: “Form Is Emptiness, Emptiness Is Form”
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BPT Vol 5.31 Liberating Sentient Beings by Elevating Their Spiritual State
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BPT Vol 5.32 Take Every Word of the Buddha to Heart
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BPT Vol 5.33 More on the Practice of Giving