A Commentary by the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua
The Dharma Flower Sutra Contents:
Introduction: The Five Periods and the Eight TeachingsThe Five Profound MeaningsThe TranslatorChapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Expedient DevicesChapter 3: A ParableChapter 4: Belief and UnderstandingChapter 5: Medicinal HerbsChapter 6: Conferring PredictionsChapter 7: The Analogy of the Transformed CityChapter 8: Five Hundred Disciples Receive PredictionsChapter 9: Bestowing Predictions Upon Those Studying and Those Beyond StudyChapter 10: Masters of the DharmaChapter 11: Vision of the Jeweled StupaChapter 12: DevadattaChapter 13: Exhortation to MaintainChapter 14: Happily Dwelling ConductChapter 15: Welling Forth from the EarthChapter 16: The Thus Come One's LifespanChapter 17: Discrimination of Merit and VirtueChapter 18: Rejoicing in Accord with Merit and VirtueChapter 19: The Merit and Virtue of a Dharma MasterChapter 20: Never-Slighting BodhisattvaChapter 21: The Spiritual Power of the Thus Come OneChapter 22: The EntrustmentChapter 23: The Former Deeds of Medicine King BodhisattvaChapter 24: The Bodhisattva Wondrous SoundChapter 25: The Universal Door of Gwanshiyin BodhisattvaChapter 26: DharaniChapter 27: The Past Deeds of the King Wonderful AdornmentChapter 28: The Encouragement of the Bodhisattva Universal Worthy
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