《Lecturer of the Shurangama Sutra: Master Shengkong

《The Shurangama Sutra isA very important Buddhist scripture says in the "Dharma End of End of Dharma": In the Dharma-Ending Age, the "Lingyun Sutra" will be destroyed first, and the rest of the scriptures will be destroyed.If the Shurangama Sutra is not destroyed, the era of Dharma will appear.The Shurangama Sutra can be said to be a complete collection of Buddhist practices, because the content of this sutra contains profound principles of all aspects of exoteric and esoteric nature;In terms of sects, we span the Zen and Pure secret laws, and we can achieve them in a balanced manner, and we can get the right place;In the stage of practice, it is even more fulfilling and perfect: all the aspirations, understandings, practices, proofs, and enlightenment are all detailed analysis and explanations - starting from the teachings to the correct intention, and through the guidance of the correct intention, breaking the delusion, seeing the truth (understanding the mind and seeing the nature), and practicing according to the nature (setting the altar barrier, and starting the correct practice in reality), and in detail, all the realms of ordinary people (the twenty-five holy perfect understandings, the sentient beings in the three realms and seven realms), so that they can arouse their admiration in the holy realm and learn from the understanding outside the ordinary, so as not to be confused or go astray;It also describes in detail the sixty levels of practice (three gradual steps, the till wisdom level, the ten faiths, the ten abductions, the ten dedication, the four preliminary practices, the ten stages, the equal enlightenment, and the wonderful enlightenment) that enable the practitioner to know the direction of the Bodhi path;Finally, we will provide a more extensive explanation of the Five Condor Heritage Realm and its method of breaking it so that on the Bodhi path, we can overcome the resentment of demons and keep difficulties, and achieve the perfect achievement of what we practice.