What does the hand copied Huayan Sutra mean, and what does the hand copied Huayan Sutra mean

There are many benefits of copying Buddhist scriptures, no matter what the purpose of copying Buddhism is, it is gradually understanding the Dharma, in the same way, copying Buddhism can also cultivate one's self-cultivation, and there are many benefits of copying the Huayan Sutra by hand, the main content of the Huayan Sutra is the problem of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, and copying the Huayan Sutra can make us understand many problems in life and practice.

Hand-copied Buddhist scriptures can exercise our concentration, modern people have not many concentrations, copying the Huayan Sutra requires concentration, can cultivate our concentration, and the length of the Huayan Sutra is very long, according to copying three hours a day, it takes more than a year to copy the Huayan Sutra once, which is conducive to developing a habit of copying the Huayan Sutra every day.

There are many famous sentences in the original text of the Huayan Sutra, such as the well-known "one flower and one world, one leaf and one come", and hand-copying the Huayan Sutra can also allow us to accumulate a lot of famous sentences, which can be used in daily life and writing, and the benefits to us are very many.

AmitabhaIt may be that he is copying the scriptures, and the copy is the Huayan Sutra

It may also be said that this "Huayan Sutra" is a hand-copied book.

Copying sutras is also a method of meditation, and it is necessary to copy them respectfully and sincerely, and the copied scriptures are the real Buddhist scriptures, which cannot be discarded and destroyed at will, and can be read and recited. Respectfully copying scriptures, reciting scriptures, and reciting Buddhas are all blessed

The meaning of the hand-copied "Huayan Sutra" is: "The director of the Shijiazhuang Cultural Relics Bureau hand-copied the 400-meter "Huayan Sutra" in 6 years.

It is jointly organized by the Buddhist Association of Hebei Province, Shijiazhuang Cultural Relics Bureau, and Shijiazhuang Art Museum"The king of the scriptures - Huayan Jing 400 meters hand-copied scroll and Shijiazhuang inscription rubbing exhibition"It was carried out at Shijiazhuang Art Museum.

Liu Zhengjun, director of the Shijiazhuang Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics, completed the 400-meter hand-copied scroll "Huayan Sutra" in six years, which was popular among calligraphy lovers as soon as it was exhibited.

Liu Zhengjun's hand-copied "Huayan Sutra" was translated by the Tang Dynasty Shicha Nantuo, a total of 80 volumes, so it is called "Eighty Huayan Sutra". The whole scripture is more than 60 million words, from March 23, 2000 to April 24, 2006 with a small block copy, a total length of more than 400 meters, with six years and one month of morning, evening and holiday time to complete.

From the writing trajectory of all the scriptures, we can glimpse the process of an amateur calligraphy enthusiast who extinguishes many troubles in his heart, enters Zen with books, practices a perfect personality and improves his calligraphy skills.

It's the Huayan Sutra that I copied by hand.

The treasure knows it, which means that the two have a leg.

Hand-copied Huayan Sutra fingerprints to transmit Buddhist scriptures, reminiscent of Indian temple reliefs, how do they practice?

The Huayan Sutra says that after Shakyamuni attained enlightenment, he preached to the great bodhisattvas such as Manjushri and Puxian under the Bodhi tree. It is known as the "Dafang Guang Buddha Huayan Sutra", referred to as the "Huayan Sutra", which is one of the important texts of Mahayana Buddhism. There are three Chinese translations of this scripture:

1. The translation of the Buddha of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, entitled "Dafang Guang Buddha Huayan Sutra", sixty volumes, is different from the later Tang translation, also called"The old translation of "Huayan".", or "Sixty Huayan".

Second, the translation of the Tang Wu Zhou Shisha Nanda, entitled "Dafang Guang Buddha Huayan Sutra", eighty volumes, also known as"A new translation of Huayan", or "Eighty Huayan".

3. The translation of the Panjna in Tang Zhenyuan is also titled "Dafang Guang Buddha Huayan Sutra", forty volumes, and its full name is "Dafang Guang Buddha Huayan Sutra into the Realm of Incredible Liberation Puxian Xing Xing Wish", referred to as "Fuxian Xing Wish", or "Forty Huayan".