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Guild of Hui Neng Project

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The ‘Ch'an Guild of Hui Neng’ is an initiative from China designed to facilitate a pure Ch’an practice free of the egotism associated with attachment to lay and monastic existence.  Ch’an –as representing the original enlightenment of the Buddha – represents an unconditioned state beyond all categories, and does not discriminate as the Mind Ground contains no duality.  

Ch'an Guild of Hui Neng

Entry to the Guild of Hui Neng is limited to ICBI Members who have contributed to the eJournal - Patriarch’s Vision – or ICBI Members who participate in the Shangri La Buddhist University Course in Ch’an Buddhism (run through the auspices of the World Buddhism Association).  

The Guild of Hui Neng is the spiritual path as officially recognised by the ICBI, and is further endorsed and recognised by the World Buddhism Association.  Its central text is the Altar Sutra of Hui Neng and its purpose is to free the mind ‘here and now’.

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