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



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The Richard Hunn Association for Ch'an Study exists to facilitate spiritual growth using the Ch'an method.  This includes Daoist and Confucian thinking, and those making contact can request a Yijing (Book of Changes) reading.  Everyone can make use of the information gathered on these pages irrespective of religious background, or no religious background - the Mind Ground does not discriminate.  Please also forward your prayer requests.  Requests can be made to take Refuge in the Buddha, (i.e. the Triple Gem), Chinese Upasaka - Upasika names can be provided, and assistance in private (i.e. 'emergency') ordaination can be given.  Although separated by time and space - as the symbol to the left indicates - the Mind Ground is always 'here and now'.

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'Licchavi Vimalakirti came to the foot of that tree and said to me, ’Reverend Sariputra, this is not the way to absorb yourself in contemplation. You should absorb yourself in contemplation so that neither body nor mind appear anywhere in the triple world. You should absorb yourself in contemplation in such a way that you can manifest all ordinary behavior without forsaking cessation. You should absorb yourself in contemplation in such a way that you can manifest the nature of an ordinary person without abandoning your cultivated spiritual nature.'
                                                                                                                                                                                        Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra


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