Ch'an Dao Links:

• RHACS is a founding member of: International Ch'an Buddhism Institute (ICBI) - 国际禅佛学院

• Charles Luk's Obituary
• Richard Hunn's Obituary

• The Ch'an Forum
• Richard Hunn - Facebook
• Ch'an Dao Gong Fu
• Martial Discussion​

• Zuo Ch'an Yi - (坐禅仪) Seated Meditation

• How To Practice Ch'an Meditation

• The Implications of Ch'an Meditation

• The Hua Tou (話頭) Method

• Master Ming Yi's Ch'an Experience at the Shaolin Temple

• Abiding By The Rules Inside And Outside The Meditation Hall

• Etymology of the Chinese Ideogram 'Ch'an' (禪) - Published in The Middle Way, Aug 2011

• Natural Buddhist Martial Arts

• Charles Luk's Translations

• 虛雲和尚年譜 (Xu Yun's Biography in Chinese)
  
  
  
  

• Richard Hunn - Wikipedia

• Contact us

Aims & Objectives

Spiritual Lineage:

Master Xu Yun (1840-1959)
Charles Luk (1898-1978) – Upasaka Lu Kuan Yu
Richard Hunn (1949-2006) – Upasaka Wen Shu
Adrian Chan-Wyles (b. 1967) – Shi Da Dao

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: shidadao@mailforce.net

Aims & Objectives:

1) Preserve the memory of Ch’an master Xu Yun (1840-1959).
2) Preserve traditional Ch’an Buddhist Practice.
3) Translate key Chinese Buddhist, and related spiritual texts into reliable English.
4) Translations placed on the internet free of charge for all to read.
5) Make available free instruction for Ch’an meditation.
6) Arrange and hold Ch’an meditation courses free of charge.
7) Propagate good relations with the country of China.
8) Propagate good relations with international Buddhism.
9) Encourage discussion about mental health.
10) Make available authentic teachings about Daoism and Confucianism.
11) Make available information about Jungian Analytical Psychology.
12) Encourage a good diet through vegetarianism and ethical eating.
13) Oppose animal cruelty wherever, or in what form it occurs.
14) Encourage good relations with other religions.
15) Encourage good standards of scholarship with regards to Buddhist philosophy.
16) Encourage the development and understanding of traditional Chinese medicine.
17) Grant free qigong treatment in person, or mind to mind.
18) Propagate understanding of traditional (spiritual) Chinese martial arts.
19) Offer counselling free of charge to anyone who requires it.
20) Encourage advanced use of the human mind for peace and equality in the world.