Chan Magazine Spring 2007
"To cultivators of Chan, I give three guiding principles. First, relax your body and mind. Second, settle upon a practice method as soon as possible. Third, do not concern yourself with how well you are doing. If you follow these guidelines, your practice will be smooth and fruitful."
– Chan Master Sheng Yen, from his new book 'Attaining the Way: A Guide to the Practice of Chan Buddhism', Spring 2007
Contents
From the Editor
"How Do We Achieve Peace?"
Opening and closing remarks to the Young Leaders Peacebuilding Retreat by Chan Master Sheng Yen
Hongzhi’s Silent Illumination Chan
Excerpts from the Extensive Record of Chan Master Hongzhi translated by Guogu
The Past
News from the Chan Meditation Center and DDMBA
The Future
Retreats, classes, and other upcoming events
Chan Center Affiliates
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