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From an Unconventional Monk to an Arhat: The Significance of Dao Ji’s Image Evolution in the Context of Buddhism

Religions
This paper focuses on the image evolution of Shi Daoji (Ji Gong), a monk of the Southern Song Dynasty, and explores its important significance in the history of Chinese Buddhism.
Tingting Wang, Shanmeng He
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Exploring the Garden Design and Underlying Philosophy of Lion Grove as a Chan Garden During the Yuan Dynasty

Architecture
Lion Grove was established in 1342 during the Yuan Dynasty and is one of the four most famous classical gardens in China. It was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000.
Tiankai Liang, Minkai Sun, Seiko Goto
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Chinese Buddhism in the System of Worlds of Mahayana Buddhism

RUDN Journal of Philosophy
The research examines the features of the Mahayana world of Chinese Buddhism in the system of worlds of Mahayana Buddhism. A definition is given of the concept of “worlds of Mahayana Buddhism” as divergent constructs formed in the areas of distribution ...
Leonid E. Yangutov
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Chan Chan, vista de muro con relieves escultóricos

, 1950
I.O. En el reverso lleva los sellos: "COMITE CENTRAL DE CHAN CHAN TRUJILLO - PERU - FOTO SAMPIETRI", "COMITE CENTRAL PRO RESTAURACION DE CHAN CHAN Pizarro 620 - Trujillo - Perú". Chan Chan, V.F.

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On the Concept of Effortlessness and Non-Activity in Medieval Chinese Buddhist Practice, with Focus on Chan During the Tang

Entangled Religions - Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of Religious Contact and Transfer
This article aims at approaching the topic of non-doing (Chin. wuwei 無為), and the related idea of effortlessness (Chin. wu gongyong 無功用), from the perspective of the Chan Buddhist tradition (禪宗) in late medieval China. This highly practice-oriented form
Henrik H. Sørensen
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Vista parcial de una estructura arquitectónica de Chan Chan

, 1945
I.O. En el reverso lleva los sellos: "COMITE CENTRAL DE CHAN CHAN TRUJILLO - PERU - FOTO SAMPIETRI", "COMITE CENTRAL PRO RESTAURACION DE CHAN CHAN Pizarro 620 - Trujillo - Perú". Chan Chan, V.F.

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A Unique Episode in Transregional “Buddhist” Connections: The Ruan and Liang Buddhas from China to India and Beyond

Religions
A unique episode in the transregional connections of Buddhism is illustrated through the figures of Ruan Ziyu (1079–1102) and Liang Cineng (1098–1116). Since at least the Song dynasty, Huineng (638–713), the Sixth Patriarch of Chan Buddhism, has been a ...
Xing Zhang
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Relieves con formas de aves, muro en Chan Chan

, 1945
I.O. En el reverso lleva los sellos: "COMITE CENTRAL DE CHAN CHAN TRUJILLO - PERU - FOTO SAMPIETRI", "COMITE CENTRAL PRO RESTAURACION DE CHAN CHAN Pizarro 620 - Trujillo - Perú". Chan Chan, V.F.

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Kumārajīva’s Meditative Legacy in China

Spirituality Studies, 2015
The article shows that in China and other Far East countries, where Chinese Buddhism spread at the early stages of Mahāyāna Buddhism, traditional methods of Buddhist practice, as explained in the Āgamas, were in practice, but reinterpreted from the ...
Bhante Dhammadipa
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Bridging Ecologies through Contemplative Technologies: Existential Relevance of Huatou 話頭 and the Huayan sanmei men 華嚴三昧門 for Oxytocin and Environmentally Sustainable Behavior

Religions
Contemplative technologies in the form of Buddhist practices that challenge the sense of self and thereby enhance the experience of interrelationality are viable strategies for addressing existential concerns such as the environmental crisis. Much of the
Brianna K. Morseth
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