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勸發菩提心文淺釋 Exhortation of Bringing Forth The Bodhi Mind (Chinese)
《勸發菩提心文》是清朝省庵大師所作。文中將「發心」分為邪正、真偽、大小、偏圓八種，並清楚地說明其中的差別。此文的義理透徹清楚，可說是非常重要有價值的修行導引，因此宣化上人分別於一九七九年及一九八五年，兩度講述此文，勸勉弟子發大菩提心，立堅固願，去妄存真，反迷歸覺。
Venerable Master Hua's Talks on Dharma - Vol. 11 宣化上人開示錄 (十一)
Master Hsuan Hua speaks candidly on cultivation. His lectures to his disciples over a period of 40 years, in places as diverse as Hong Kong, Taiwan, Poland, France, Canada and...
Medicine Master Sutra
The Buddhas speaks limitless Dharmas, which are like medicines, to alleviate the illnesses of living beings. Medicine Master Buddha is honored as the foremost teacher in medicine, the king of...
The Shurangama Sutra with Commentary, Vol. 6
The Shurangama Sutra with commentary by the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua Within Buddhism, there are very many important sutras. However, the most important sutra is the Shurangama Sutra. If there...
Flower Adornment (Avatamsaka) Sutra - Entire Set Up To Present (part 1)
Known as the King of Kings of all Buddhist scriptures because of its profundity and length (81 rolls containing more than 700,000 Chinese characters), this Sutra contains the most complete...
宣化上人開示錄 (5) VM Hua's Talks On Dharma (Chinese)
《開示錄 5》教導人要「知因識果」。其中有多篇是宣化上人對青少年的開示，教育青少年要敦品立德，打好人格的基礎，將來作世界的良材。主要內容包含：好因好果、如何斷煩惱、「謀生」與「謀死」、真實的法味、修道要惜福求慧、脾氣是障道的因緣、為何與道不相應、萬佛聖城六大宗旨、人生如夢要清醒，以及〈大學之道〉、〈禮運大同篇〉等等；本書乃進德修業之良規，修行者的指南。 共228頁
妙法蓮華經安樂行品淺釋 Chapter of Practices of Peace and Joy (Chinese)
如何在修行菩薩道上，能得到安樂而不懈怠？就是要實踐本品中所說「身、口、意、願」這四種安樂行。宣公上人說：「安樂行也就是菩薩行，菩薩行也就是安樂行。」安樂行是行菩薩道的人，所必須經過的一條路。
The Six Dharma Gates to the Sublime - Bilingual
PDF <-- Click to Download The Six Dharma Gates to the Sublime By Shramana Zhiyi (Chih-i) - (538-597 ce) This classic, also by Master Zhiyi, serves as an ideal companion...
Amitabha Buddha's Forty-eight Vows 阿彌陀佛四十八願 (Bilingual)
25 pages Size: 5.8 in x 8.25 in Paperback
Nagarjuna on Mindfulness of the Buddha - Bilingual
PDF <-- Click to Download Nāgārjuna on Mindfulness of the Buddha (Bilingual) Bilingual Chinese-English Edition Nāgārjuna Explains Three "Mindfulness-of-the-Buddha" Practices By Ārya Nāgārjuna (ca 2nd c.) "Nāgārjuna on Mindfulness of...