Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

uilding, from the teachings given early by his
Confucian Master, through the Taoist phase of search for
Immortality or at least long life, to interest in the
Buddha's Mahayana preachings as taught by the
Venerable Tai Xu, onward to the foundation of practice
laid down under the Gelu guru. Then, rising to even
greater spiritual height in the practice of the various
degrees of Tantra and the experience of Chan. Despite
such achievements, rare enough in our age, here was Mr.
Chen who had related all this without boasting or any
trace of owning these attainments. Here he was with little
bows and a flashing torch showing us down the steps
which he never treads, while saying again and again,
"Thank you, thank you…"
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