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Talk · Monkfish Book Publishing · 2015Essential Chan Buddhism
10 min
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A short film in which the abbot of Mahabodhi Monastery in Singapore speaks about meditation, nature and what Chan asks of a person.

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Chán · Linji lineage

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Chan master and Dharma heir of Chan Master Sheng Yen in the Linji lineage, based in Singapore and teaching internationally.

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