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Title: | Buddhist Fasting Practice - The Nyungne Method of Thousand Armed Chenrezig |
Authors: | Wangchen Rinpoche |
Keywords: | Kinh điển và triết học phật giáo Lịch sử và văn hóa phật giáo |
Issue Date: | 2009 |
Publisher: | Snow Lion Publications |
Abstract: | Foreword by H.H. the Dalai Lama ; Introduction ; Definition of Nyungne Practice ; Source of the Practice ; Level of Practice (Where Nyungne Belongs) ; General Benefits of the Practice ; Section One; Eleven-Faced, Thousand-Armed Chenrezig ; The History of Thousand-Armed Chenrezig ; Benefits of the Practice ; Obscurations of Body, Speech, and Mind ; How Purification Works ; Purification of Body, Speech, and Mind ; Story of the Woman Who Killed Many People ; Importance of Lineage and Guru ; Gelongma Palmo’s Biography ; Gelongma Palmo’s Disciples ; Khenchen Tashi Ozer ; An Inspirational Story ; Section Two; Praises to the Buddha, The Twelve Deeds ; Thirty-five Buddhas Confession Prayer ; The Three Heaps: ; First Heap: Homage by Prostration ; Second Heap: Confession ; Third Heap: Dedication ; The Four Powers: ; Power of Reliance ; Power of Remorse ; Power of Remedy ; Power of Commitment ; The Vows Of Nyungne ; The Eight-Precepts Vow ; The Sojong Vow ; The Eight Vows of the Restoring and Purifying Ordination ; The Powerful Benefits of the Sojong Vow ; Seven-Branch Offering Prayer ; The First Branch Prayer: Prostration ; The Benefits of Prostration ; The Second Branch Prayer: Offering ; The Third Branch Prayer: Confession ; The Fourth Branch Prayer: Rejoicing ; The Fifth Branch Prayer: Request to Turn the Dharma Wheel ; The Sixth Branch Prayer: Beseeching Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Not to Pass into Nirvana ; The Seventh Branch Prayer: Dedication of Merit ; Accumulation of Merit and Wisdom ; Visualization 89 Field of Accumulation of Merit Phase ; The Three Aspects of Deity Yoga: Clarity, Purity, and Stability ; The Three Sattvas ; Complete Steps of the Creation Phase (Self-Generation) ; Deity Meditation with Five Purifications and Perfections, Blessing Being the Sixth ; Essential Elements of Thousand-Armed Chenrezig ; Additional Aspects of the Visualization and Their Meanings ; Self-Generation Continued ; The Frontal Visualization for the Purpose of Worship ; Section Three; Mantras of Nyungne ; Benefits of the Recitation of the Dharani ; Benefits of the Six-Syllable Mantra ; How the Six-Syllable Mantra Relates to the External, Internal, and Secret Aspects ; Recitation of the Mantra Is of Six Different Kinds ; The Power of Mantra ; Benefits of Practice ; Songtsen Gompo’s Verses on the Mantra OM MANI PEME HUNG ; Additional Dharanis and Mantras ; Explanation of the Po Homage Prayer ; Praise to Chenrezig’s Body ; Praise to the Qualities of Chenrezig’s Mind ; Praise to the Quality of Chenrezig’s Supreme Knowledge ; Praise to the Quality of Chenrezig’s Compassion ; Praise to Chenrezig’s Speech ; Benefits of the Praise ; Benefits of the Prostrations ; Ending Prayers and Offerings ; The Special Wish Prayer and Torma Offerings ; Receiving Blessing Water at the End of the Ceremony: Final Purifying Symbol ; Ending the Fast ; Concluding the Practice ; Final Confession ; Completion Phase ; The Actual Self-Dissolution ; Section Four; Preparation for the Actual Ceremony ; Preparing Oneself ; Empowerment and Instruction ; Preparing the Shrine ; Location of the Practice ; Auspicious Days to Do the Practice ; Actual Practice ; Three Components of Perfection ; Nyungne Practice 166 Cleanliness ; Power of Breaking the Vows ; Pure Physical Action ; Additional Rules ; Food and Drink ; Bending the Rules ; Samaya Commitments of Nyungne ; Section Five; Benefits of Vegetarian Diet and Fasting; Vegetarian Diet 182 Spiritual Benefits ; The Suffering of Sentient Beings ; Animals Are Sentient Beings ; Karmic Habits ; Animal Cruelty ; Lunar Feast ; Conclusion ; Questions and Answers ; Section Six; Nyungne Practice Text ; Praises to the Buddha, The Twelve Deeds ; Heartfelt Praise to Lord Chenrezig ; Thirty-five Buddhas Confession Prayer ; The Fasting Ritual of the Noble Eleven-Faced Chenrezig, Called the Omnipresent Happy Omen ; Additional Prayers Dedication of Merit ; Offering Prayer (before a meal) ; |
Description: | The Tibetan Buddhist practice of Nyungne ("nyoong-nay") has been gaining increased attention in Buddhist centers across North America. Participants say the practice purifies them both physically and spiritually. This volume is the only comprehensive treatment in English of these powerful teachings. Nyungne is a profound, two-and-a-half-day practice, a length of time especially helpful for people whose schedules cannot accommodate long-term retreat. It involves the keeping of strict vows; the second day is devoted to complete silence and fasting. The meditation centers on the recitations, mantras, and guided visualizations of the Thousand-Armed Chenrezig, the embodiment of all the buddhas' loving-kindness and compassion. Translated as "abiding in the fast," Nyungne is said to be effective in the healing of illness, the nurturing of compassion, and the purification of negative karma. |
URI: | http://tnt.ussh.edu.vn:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/616 |
ISBN: | 1-55939-317-3 |
Appears in Collections: | CSDL Phật giáo |
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