Category:Yogi C. M. Chen
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Pages in category "Yogi C. M. Chen"
The following 145 pages are in this category, out of 145 total.
A
- A Brief Introduction of Buddhist Yogi C. M. Chen
- A Brief Introduction to Tantra
- A Comparative Study of Maoism and Buddhism
- A Praising to All the Gods
- A Ritual of Fire Sacrifice to Kurukula
- A Ritual of Fire Sacrifice to Sakyamuni Buddha
- A Ritual of Fire Sacrifice to the God of Wealth (Vaisaravana)
- A Safe Guide for the Practitioner of Hevajra Tantra
- A Short Course of Chan Practice
- A Talk on Preaching
- Abide at the place of a Buddha or Bodhisattva
- Achieve the Vajra Body
- Achieving the Vajra Bodhicitta
- Adi-Buddha Samadhi
- Agreement with the false views of outsiders
- Almsgiving with Mercy
- Amitabha Buddha Sutra & The Heart Sutra
- An Ancient Collection of Buddhist Technical Terms
- An Introduction to Buddhist Meditation
- Appear as a Holy Body of Samantabhadra
- Autobiography of Yogi Chen
B
- Because All Sentient Beings are Our Fields of Welfare
- Because of One's Livelihood
- Because of Safety
- Because of Transmigration
- Because They Help Us to Develop the Bodhicitta
- Because They Help Us to Gain the Attainment of Non-egoism
- Because We Should Practice Great Compassion
- Besides the right remembrance, one should keep right view of Hinayana that is the four Dharma mudras
- Bodhicitta of Conduct
- Bodhicitta of Good Conduct
- Bodhicitta of Good Will
- Bodhicitta of Good Wills
- Bodhicitta of Kunda
- Bodhicitta of Kunda in the Anuttara Yoga
- Bodhicitta of Samadhi
- Bodhicitta of Sunyata-Light
- Bodhicitta of Victorious Significance
- Buddha teaches about the three Dharma Mudras
- Buddhist Essential Principles & Practices in a Whole System
- Buddhist Principles, Admonitory and Pragmatical
- Buddhist Views on Contamination
C
D
H
- Having Good and Soft Speech with Love
- Hinayana Meditations
- Homa Ritual Honoring Amitabha Buddha
- How Ascent is Possible
- How to Choose the Doctrine
- How to Get Real Freedom
- How to Guide the Dying Person
- How to Transform a Human Body into a Buddha Body
- How to Transmute Human Consciousness into Buddhas Wisdom
- Hymns to Tara
N
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P
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S
- Samatha By C. M. Chen
- Samaya of Karma-Mudra
- Samaya of Vajra
- Samaya of Vajra-Bell
- Selected Han-Shan Poems for Hippie Reading
- Shanpa Kargyu Golden Dharmas Part I: Lineage & Outline
- SHOULD MEDITATION BE PRACTICED DIRECTLY WITHOUT PREPARATIONS?
- Simple Ritual for Complete Offerings
- Supernatural Power, Buddhist and Hindu
T
- Tara Meditation
- The ''Three-C's'' of Each Yana and Their Interconnections
- The Completion of Yogi C. M. Chen's Vow to Lecture Forty-Eight Times on ''The Integrated Teachings of the Five Pureland Sutras.''
- The Dharmapada in a Practical Order
- The Essential Songs of Milarepa
- The Essential Teaching of Adi-Buddha
- The Four Foundations of Tibetan Tantra
- The Importance of Sunyata
- The Merit of Practice in a Cemetery
- The Nine Steps of Samatha
- The Pollution of Human Thought
- The Practice of the Pure-Land School Simplified
- The Right Attitude of a Practitioner Who Believes Buddhism and Non-Buddhism
- The Shortest Path to Sunyata, Part I
- The Shortest Path to Sunyata, Part II
- The Special Characteristics of the Nyingmapa School
- The Subtle Discrimination between the Practices of Sunyata in Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana
- The Three Identifications of the Great Perfection
- The Three-Kaya Powa
- The Universe by Yogi C. M. Chen
- The Way of One Hand Holding Two Pens in Drawing
- The Way of One Knife Hitting Directly at the Point
- The Yoga of Daily Life
- Their Dharma alms givings are to all sentient beings
- Their teachings are for all sentient beings
- Three Samayas
- Three Welfare Fields
- Three-Yana Meditations in One System Related to the Five Poisons
- To cut off the roots of the Right Dharma--Bodhicitta
- To have no compassion for a sentient being
- To Oppose and Disregard the Teachings of Buddha
- To slander the Dharma of different schools inside and that of outsiders
- To Struggle with Vajra-Brothers
- To teach the Secret Dharma to one whose faith has not matured
U
W
- Way of Taking the Silk from the Cocoon
- Welcome Hippies Through This Way
- What does the Vajra Acarya mean
- What does Vajra-Brother mean
- What kind of Bodhicitta does this mean
- White Dakini Phowa
- Why All Beings are Our Benefactors
- Why I Emphasize the Whole System of Buddhist Philosophys
- Why I Emphasize Three-Yanas-ln-One
- Why is Traditional Buddhism Better Than the Modernized One?
- Worldly Bodhicitta of Good Will and Conduct
