Master Wule’s resume

1. Introduction to Tiantai Temple 2. Introduction to Tiantai Temple, a spiritual practitioner of Master Wule

Hong’an Tiantai Temple is located in the hinterland of the Dabie Mountains at the junction of Hubei and Henan provinces, and is a national 4A Tiantai Mountain Scenic Area, a first-class tourist attraction, is located in Hong'an County, Hubei Province, China's first general county. The temple is built at the foot of the main peak of Tiantai Mountain, hence its name. The main peak of Tiantai Mountain is majestic, with thousands of peaks coming towards it. There is a natural water source leading directly to the top of the mountain. It is surrounded by cliffs and looks like a platform connecting to the sky. It is known as the pillar of the sky. It is a geomantic treasure land in the eyes of discerning people. Tiantai Mountain has undulating peaks, jagged peaks and crisscrossing valleys. Fog surrounds the stream, the valley is deep, and the pine forest is verdant. Everywhere is a perfect landscape painting. It is a famous mountain in southern Henan and northern Hubei, and is known as the "No. 1 Peak in Huainan" in history. The climate here is fresh and pleasant. It is a typical northern subtropical continental monsoon climate in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. There is no severe cold in winter and no scorching heat in summer. The annual average temperature is 15.5℃. The highest temperature in midsummer is only 26.6°C.

Tiantai Mountain has a long relationship with Buddha. As early as more than 1,400 years ago, there were traces of Buddhism in Tiantai Mountain, and temples were built during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The name "Tiantai Mountain" comes from Tiantai Sect, one of the eight major sects of Buddhism. The founder of Tiantai Sect is a famous wise master in Chinese history. Master Zhizhe's ancestral home is Hong'an. He first became a monk and learned the Dharma. The place where he devoted himself to practicing contemplation was Jingju Temple, not far to the north of Tiantai Mountain. After that, Master Zhizhe went to Tiantai Mountain in Zhejiang to practice asceticism. He integrated northern Zen and southern righteousness into one, and founded the "Tiantai Sect", one of the eight major sects of Chinese Buddhism. After attaining Taoism, the wise master returned to the place where he became a monk and named this mountain Tiantai Mountain. At the same time, he chose to build a temple on the top of the peaks, and named it "Chicheng Temple" after Chicheng Mountain, three miles northwest of Tiantai Mountain in Zhejiang. In the Ming Dynasty, Chicheng Temple was renamed Tiantai Temple. For more than a thousand years, Tiantai Mountain has been filled with incense, there are many believers, and Buddhism has flourished. Unfortunately, most of Chicheng Temple was destroyed in the wars at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, and now only some ruins remain.

The Ming and Qing architectural style Tiantai Temple we see now was restored and rebuilt by the current abbot Shi Wule in 2004 at the invitation of the Hong'an County Government.

The current Tiantai Temple is a Zen dojo, which inherits the Zen sect inherited from Master Bodhidharma. Under the guidance of the abbot, the monks practice according to Master Bodhidharma's mental method. In Mo Taochang, Abbot Shi Wule, the founding abbot, studied under the great master of Tibetan Buddhism, Ramajiao Xianggen Living Buddha. He also studied under Zen Master Jinghui, the forty-fifth successor of Linji Sect; he also studied under Master Guangxuan, who is The forty-second generation descendant of Linji Heyun Sect. Based on the characteristics of modern society and the nature of modern people, the abbot put forward the practice proposition of "becoming a Buddha through virtue" and the cultural proposition of "Three Zen in Tiantai - Zen music, Zen tea, and Zen forest".

The Buddha is the incarnation of the purest and most good. If you want to become a Buddha, you must first cultivate the human way. If you want to become a human being, you must first cultivate the six virtues. Loyalty: loyalty to the motherland, faith, duty, and teachers; filial piety: filial piety to parents and teachers; etiquette: internal cultivation and civility and politeness; etiquette: observing rules and order in life; integrity: not seeking wrongdoing. , do not be greedy for undivided benefits, and do not enjoy undivided blessings; Shame: It is shameful to break the precepts and violate the rules, and jealousy, lust, and arrogance are the most poisonous and shameful. The Six Virtues of Tiantai is a specific explanation of how to become a Buddha through virtue. It is the implementation of the teachings advocated by Tiantai Temple: "Holy Bodhidharma, become a Buddha through virtue, care about all living beings, have the world in mind, harmonize society, and serve the country". It is a response to The government's slogan of building a harmonious society, taking practical actions to engage in social practice and serving the society, is also the reliance and testimony of the down-to-earth practice of the Tiantai Temple monks.

“No one is good at music when changing customs.” Tiantai Temple established the first all-monk art troupe in the history of Chinese Zen music - Tiantai Temple Guangxuan Art Troupe, and for the first time in history promoted Zen music training as a The practice method of Tiantai monks. By practicing the piano with concentration and gentleness, the artistic monks can silence all discrimination, attachment, and delusion internally; externally, they can be kind, compassionate, respectful, and loving to all sentient and ruthless beings. In the reflection of the heart strings, the five desires and six dusts are purified, and benevolence, justice, etiquette and wisdom are cultivated. Over the past few years, this group of young art monks, under the leadership of the abbot, have been full of ambitions to promote Buddhism and improve social people's hearts through beautiful art.

Since ancient times, famous temples have been famous for their tea. Tiantai Mountain, towering in the Dabie Mountains, has been known as the spiritual mountain of Zen since ancient times. It is also the place where Master Zhi, the founder of Tiantai Sect and the emperor of the Sui Dynasty, came to practice.

Tiantai Temple has its own 100-acre tea garden, with an altitude of about 700-800 meters. It is at an ideal altitude for tea growth. It is also located in a blessed place of Buddhism. The monks in the temple often chant sutras and bless them, and they are also very particular about picking and making tea themselves. Tea, the quality of tea is extremely high. Every year during the tea production season, many literati come to taste tea and discuss Taoism. With the grand purpose of carrying forward the traditional national culture and deepening the connotation of Zen tea, our temple advocates that all the monks in the temple should practice in the tea ceremony, understand Zen in tea tasting, and follow the fate to let Buddhists understand the most common "suffering" between the tea ceremony and Buddhism. ", "quiet", "ordinary", and "release", and through the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind while drinking tea and listening to music, we can transform consciousness, awaken wisdom, and transform the ordinary into the holy

Tiantai Temple has its own 100-acre tea garden and 1,000-acre core ecological protection zone, and is located deep in the mountains. Apart from the temple buildings, there are few traces of man-made artifacts. Dozens of scenic spots such as Gaotian Furnace, Heart Testing Stone, Liuyue Rock, Fusong Rock, Shutong Pass, Monkey Watching Tower, and Student Platform allow you to fully appreciate the uncanny craftsmanship of nature; the solemn pavilion buildings and well-designed gardens of deep mountain temples It truly reproduces for you the style of temple gardens, one of the three major garden landscapes in China; the cascading mountains, tall ancient trees and temple garden buildings hidden among them create a rare scene of a Buddhist temple deep in the mountains. Wandering there, you can see the pine waves, birds chirping, the fragrance of flowers, and the music of Zen. The troubles and disputes of the worldly world suddenly disappear, and a sense of Zen enters your heart.

Hong'an Tiantai Temple is a temple with a long history. It is a traditional and young temple. Most of the monks are young people between the ages of 15 and 35. There is a strict and orthodox Dharma lineage inheritance and teacher training, as well as a new set of creative and opportunity-based practices and cultural ideas. It is a monastery that combines tradition and modernity, full of vitality and development prospects. The temple has an ambitious but practical goal - to build a Bodhidharma ashram, a thousand-year Dharma ashram, and a cultural holy place. Under the leadership of the founding abbot, Abbot Shi Wule, all the permanent residents of Tiantai Temple take it as their own responsibility to inherit Zen Buddhism, Guangda Zen Buddhism, promote Tiantai Six Virtues and Tiantai Three Zen, and educate all living beings in the world. They implement their practice in daily playing, playing, singing, and daily walking. Stay, sit, and lie down, and move forward steadily and steadily.

Master Wu Le's psychic ability

It is probably fake. The Japanese have a squatting movement when flying out, which is their preparation for flying out. It's just two people playing a double act.

The following content was also found on the Internet (I don’t know the source, just for fun:

This is a 2001 Japanese spiritual power master Kawakami’s statement about a Chinese master named Wu Le When Japan’s Kawakami was blown away by the power of Master Wule, Master Kawakami did admit that he lost the contest, but it was not fair to comment on the outcome of the contest, because I heard that Master Wole Died in November 2002, probably due to being frightened during this game! This means that the Japanese spiritual master's internal power hurt Master Wu Le! James Randi, a famous Japanese comedian who performed and served as the referee, was the host of this TV show. .