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My Interpretation and Application of the Eight Wishes of Buddhist Bhikshuni Precepts XNUMX and XNUMX

One of my serial articles about the interpretation and application of the eight Buddhist bhikshuni ordination methods (Shi Ai-Ren Jing 2018-6-22)

The Eight Honors is the primary ordination of the monk. Since ancient times, there has always been some controversy in how to hold it. Especially in the era when democratic consciousness is on the rise, even the religious world has already had nuns citing scriptures to deny its existence value. We are trying to advocate the abolition of the Eight-Jing Law in order to achieve the spirit of equality among all beings in Buddhism. Therefore, it is very necessary for us to face this problem squarely so that we can grasp a more appropriate sense of tolerance.

I personally became a monk in 1999, and it has been exactly XNUMX years since I have laid the foundation of the precepts for monks to practice in the traditional Chinese jungle created by the sages of modern Zen Buddhism in Hong Kong’s Po Lam Temple. He has also participated in various schools of nuns and ordination groups under the leadership of the lawyers in Taiwan, Shangguo Xiaqing, which belonged to the Taoist style of the Lvzong in China, and has been to the largest nuns and nun groups in mainland China for many times; Thousands of resident nuns at the Pushou Temple and the nuns and monks of the same Taoist style participated in the school.For these two great styles, which are quite representative in Chinese Northern Buddhism; the Chinese jungle and traditional law school have a profound experience and a balanced way of personal maintenance. I am willing to learn from my own practice. The experience is put forward and shared, hoping to arouse predestined practitioners to pay attention to the precepts and to master the correct concepts and methods of holding them.

Basically, my personal standpoint is mainly based on the central idea of ​​the truth of the middle realities taught by Buddhism, as well as a humanistic standpoint of compassion for all beings, with the goal of accomplishing self-liberation and harmony of Dharma and Dharma. It is not from the standpoint of various portals to make a comparison between the truth and the truth of the situation. After all, the historical record is in the past, and the past cannot be recalled and verified. All powerful arguments can only be said in the end. It is difficult to judge each principle, so as a practitioner who is held to hold, I only want to talk about some real experiences and opinions purely based on the experience of holding hold, and provide them to fellow practitioners for reference, in order to achieve mutual understanding in the Dao and Karma. The purpose of the increase is enough!

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My interpretation and application of the eight Buddhist bhikshuni ordination methods serial article 2018 (Shi Ai-Ren Jing 6-24-XNUMX)

First, I will give you a brief introduction to the commandments of the Chinese jungle and the differences in the Taoist style of the Lvzong Sangha.According to my personal experience, the jungle precepts with Chinese characteristics and the preceptive spirit of the Luzong Sangha are both very rigorous, but there are some differences in the precepts. The main reason is the roots and attitudes of the holders. Because of the difference in teaching methods, and the origin of this difference, I have also learned a little about the reason why the Chinese jungle was formed in response to the era from the perspective of the history of Sino-Indian Buddhism.It is said that this is because the great virtues of the early Chinese Zen Buddhism have felt that various subtle aspects of the precepts and precepts conflict with their major practice, and they have even created a situation that restricts the obstacles, such as Zen and Zi. To participate in Zen, we have to enter directly from the empty door and point to the mind and nature. Therefore, at the beginning, all the laws must be broken. The so-called Buddha comes to the Buddha, the evil comes to the evil, this is exactly the same as the law practice must be in relation to the matter. Paying attention to the subtleties has produced great opposition. Therefore, for those who adapt to this kind of root mechanism to achieve their main practice more smoothly, the Zen-based jungle precepts appeared. The earliest famous jungle precepts are based on According to Zen Master Baizhang, Zen Master Mazu created the Chinese Taoist jungle monk group. Since the first ancestor of Bodhidharma passed Zen to China to the sixth ancestor Huineng, the Zen jungle revitalized by the old monk Xuyun is the most representative in modern times. The abbot of Hong Kong Baolin Temple is the ninth generation disciple of the old monk Xuyun. The Baolin Temple I am close to is inherited from the Taoism established by the old man, in the old monk Xuyun The jungle that I built is somewhat different from the early Zen jungle precepts, and I pay more attention to the precepts of the sound and hearing. Therefore, during my permanent residence, the precepts of the sound and hearing can be implemented in daily practice. We also follow the same daily practice. To build a mantle, to recite the vows for half a month, to end the summer (winter) and settle down..., I am not sloppy in the implementation of the eight respects. For the first time in my life, the experience of facing the men’s association was awe. It happened in Baolin Temple, but at that time due to the blessing power of the Holy One Master and the common morality and morality, and most of the common teachers can indeed simplify the precepts and naturally integrate them into the personal daily life, instead of taking the precepts. I do daily research and focus on testing others. Therefore, all kinds of strict precepts and training in the jungle are just the result of accelerating the achievement of my dao karma, and will not cause obstacles or even inner feelings. Injuries and dissatisfaction are just more determined Daoism and gratitude. This is very different from what I felt when I got close to the Luzong Sangha to learn the precepts. Later, I can say that my participation in the Luzong Sangha has increased my knowledge. In addition, I don’t feel much about my main practice. On the contrary, I have the same sense of restraint and obstacles as the Zen great virtues in the past. I even once abused the Eight-Jings Dharma because of some bhikkhus with annoyance. And it made me suffer personal injury, because I have had this kind of personal experience, and as a bhikkhuni, I also have the obligation to uphold the Buddha's precepts as accurately as possible, and to show the method of keeping it logically, so as to reduce a lot of People die in abstinence because of the unreasonable principles of the Fa, unconsciously recreating evil and hurting others. This is the main reason why I am determined to continue to study the monastic precepts.

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