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True Buddha School
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The True Buddha School (Chinese: wikt:真佛宗 真佛宗) is a (Vajrayana oriented) Buddhist sect, founded in the 1970s by Lu Sheng-yen as Ling Xian Zong (靈仙宗; School of Efficacious Immortals). While predominantly focused on Tantric Buddhist teachings and practices, it includes also deities and practices from Taoism.
Quotes
A child, crafting a sand pagoda with a pure heart, can achieve rebirth in the Thirty-Three Heavens. Conversely, those who construct tangible pagodas driven by worldly ambitions for fame and material wealth find themselves unable to ascend to the heavenly realms.
HH Grand Master Sheng-Yen Lu, founder of the True Buddha School, as quoted at https://chinyintemple.ca/
Not all Buddhists like the True Buddha School, and some find the grandiose claims [founder Lu Sheng-Yen] advances for himself unacceptable.There is, however, little doubt that the School emerged from a venerable Buddhist tradition, and Lu has a real Buddhist pedigree.
Gladys Kwok (pseudonym), "Buddhists Falsely Accused of Being Falun Gong Members in Hong Kong", Bitter Winter (September 27, 2021)
External links
True Buddha School Official website in English and Chinese. Includes texts of practices and further information about the school.
TBBoyeh - free repository of all of Grandmaster Sheng-Yen Lu's books, in Chinese, English, Vietnamese, and Indonesian.
Category:Buddhism in China
Category:Buddhism in the United States
Category:Taoism
Category:New religious movements in the United States
Category:Religion in Taiwan