Hsuan-Hua

Practitioners should make vows with the utmost sincerity and always act in accordance with those vows.

We should emulate the actions of all Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and saints of the past, and resolutely correct our past mistakes and not follow our bad habits.

Chanting the name of the Bodhisattva can help one to “enlighten one’s mind and see one’s true nature”

Some people may ask, "Reciting the Bodhisattva's name can eliminate sins and alleviate suffering. I believe this, but why can it also help us "enlighten our mind and see our true nature"?

The bacteria and insects on your body are causing trouble and preventing you from developing the Bodhicitta, and they want to make you fall

Many people who come to the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas to become monks do so voluntarily, without anyone forcing them to do so. Whether they are Americans or Chinese, they all want to become monks on their own initiative and have requested many times before being allowed to do so. The same is true for converts. Those who...

Learn Buddhism honestly, don't learn weird things

I hope that all of you who study Buddhism will study Buddhism honestly and not learn some weird things. "An ordinary mind is the way, and a straight mind is the place of practice." If the mind is crooked, it is not the place of practice. If the mind is not ordinary, it is not the place of practice either....

This kind of big attachment is like putting a head on your head

Song of Enlightenment written by Great Master Yongjia Xuanjue

Leave delusion behind

"Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana"

The real air in the void

Lecture by Venerable Master Hsuan-Hua

His mistake is my mistake

Lecture by Venerable Master Hsuan-Hua

When encountering sentient beings who like to engage in sexual misconduct, preach about the karma and retribution of birds, pigeons and mandarin ducks

Lecture by Venerable Master Hsuan-Hua

Ending the cycle of life and death is the most important thing

Lecture by Venerable Master Hsuan-Hua

Dharma Talks

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Plain Introduction of Sutras by Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua

https://www.cttbusa.org/sutraswithcommentaries.asp.html