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2015 China Temple Tour

I am very fortunate to be traveling with the Dharma Drum Mountain organized pilgrimage to visit Chinese Buddhist Temples in southern China.  


Latest and Greatest:

'15 China Temples
11/11 CaoShanSi - CaoDong Chan/Zen's 2nd Temple
about 9 years ago
11/11 Quiet Abode Temple of the Chan/Zen Seventh Patriarch
about 9 years ago
11/10 Important Crossroad Temple Youminsi saved by HK's Po Lin Monastery
about 9 years ago
11/10 Origin of the Caodong School (Soto Zen)
about 9 years ago
11/9 Linji Zen’s Original Temple (Rinzhai & Obaku Zen)
about 9 years ago

Fresh Tweets:


See the lion behind the temple?

See the lion behind the temple?

11/6 Temple of the Chan/Zen's Second Patriarch

November 29, 2015

The temple Erzusi二祖寺, named after Master Erzu (Er=2 and Zu=Patriarch), also known as Master Huike, is located in Sikongshan, the mountain known as the origin of Zen in China.  Master Master Erzu, who lived from 487-593 AD, went way up in the mountains to build this temple due to wars and turmoil.  To show his sincerity that he wanted to become Bodhidharma’s student, Master Huike cut off his left arm.

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Sikongshan, Dianqian, Yuexi, Anhui, China

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Tags: Zen, Chan, Buddhism, Buddhist, Temple, China, Tang, Sui, Bodhidarma, HuiKe
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