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书名：One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs
作者：星云大师
译者：Venerable Zhi Tong, Silver Tan

绘者：Madeleine Bianchi

编者：妙光法师Venerable Miao Guang
出版社：佛光文化事业有限公司
出版日期：2025-09-01
语言：繁体中文
ISBN：9789574578818

规格：软精装 / 14.8 x 21 cm / 普通级 / 黑白印刷/ 初版
出版地：台湾

重量：3.5kg

内容简介

全译103讲，保留问答模式
从第1册至第6册涵盖制度、戒法、行事、共修、组织、推展等六大面向
第7册〈词汇选〉收录3000+名相、150+用语诗偈，中英对照检索便利
名相附中文原文，易懂易查（例如： “Karmadāna” 维那）
澳、美、马等地区30位青年携手译撰及插画，体现集体创作与传承

The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.

作者介绍 | 作者简介
星云大师(Venerable Master Hsing Yun)

　　Venerable Master Hsing Yun was born in 1927 in Jiangdu, Jiangsu Province, China. At the age of 12, he was tonsured by Venerable Master Zhikai in Qixia Temple, Nanjing, with Dajue Temple in Yixing, Jiangsu, as his ancestral temple. He later became the 48th-generation lineage holder of the Linji Chan school. In 1947, he graduated from Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and also trained at various Chan, Pure Land, and Vinaya monasteries, including Jinshan, Qixia, and others. He received a comprehensive Buddhist education in the lineage, teachings, and Vinaya disciplines. Later on, the Venerable Master was invited to serve as the principal of Baita Elementary School, and also the editor-in-chief of Raging Billows Monthly.

　　In the spring of 1949, the Venerable Master arrived in Taiwan. He served as the editor-in-chief of Human Life Magazine, Buddhism Today Magazine, and Awakening the World.

　　In 1967, the Venerable Master founded the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Order, with the Four Objectives: to propagate the Dharma through culture; to foster talents through education; to benefit society through charity, and to purify people’s minds through spiritual cultivation. Guided by the principles of Humanistic Buddhism, he went on to establish over three hundred temples worldwide. Additionally, he oversaw the creation of various art galleries, libraries, publishing companies, bookstores, the Merit Times newspaper, and the Cloud and Water Mobile Clinic. Furthermore, he established sixteen Buddhist colleges and founded three high schools and five universities, including the University of the West in the United States, Fo Guang University in Taiwan, Nanhua University in Taiwan, Nan Tien Institute in Australia, and Guang Ming College in the Philippines. Notably, he also established the Institute of Humanistic Buddhism.

　　In 1970, the Venerable Master established Da Ci Children’s Home and the Lanyang Ren Ai Senior Citizen’s Home, providing shelter and care for vulnerable young children, and elderly individuals. He also actively engaged in emergency relief efforts, contributing to the fostering of a welfare society. Then, in 1991, he founded the Buddha’s Light International Association (BLIA) and was elected as the President of the World Headquarters. Under his guidance, the association's mission expanded, symbolized by the saying, “the Buddha’s Light shining over three thousand realms, and the Dharma water flowing continuously through the five continents.”

　　In 1977, the Fo Guang Buddhist Canon, the Fo Guang Dictionary of Buddhism, and the 132-volume Selected Chinese Buddhist Texts in Modern Language were compiled. In 2017, the Complete Works of Venerable Master Hsing Yun was published, comprising 365 volumes with over 30 million words, systematically expounding the ideologies, teachings, theories, and practical outcomes of Humanistic Buddhism.

　　In 2023, the Venerable Master peacefully passed away, his virtuous deeds complete and fulfilled, having reached the age of ninety-seven. He was revered as the Founding Master of the Fo Guang Order, and he left behind this poignant poem:

　　A mind with the compassionate vow to deliver sentient beings,

　　A body like a boat on the Dharma ocean, unbound.

　　Should you ask what I have achieved in this lifetime?

　　Peace and happiness shine upon the five continents.

江苏江都人，一九二七年生，十二岁礼志开上人为师，祖庭江苏宜兴大觉寺，传临济正宗第四十八世。一九四七年于焦山佛学院毕业，期间曾参学金山、栖霞等禅净律学诸大丛林，历经宗下、教下、律下等完整的佛门教育。后应聘为白塔小学校长，主编《怒涛》月刊。

一九四九年春来台，主编《人生杂志》、《今日佛教》、《觉世》等佛教刊物。

一九六七年创建佛光山，树立「以文化弘扬佛法，以教育培养人才，以慈善福利社会，以共修净化人心」四大弘法宗旨，以「人间佛教」为宗风，先后在世界各地创建三百余所道场，创办多所美术馆、图书馆、出版社、书局、人间福报、云水医院，兴办佛教学院十六所，中学三所，及西来、南华、佛光、南天、光明五所大学，及人间佛教研究院。

一九七Ｏ年后，相继成立「大慈育幼院」、「仁爱之家」，收容抚育无依之幼童、老人及从事急难救济等福利社会。一九九一年成立「国际佛光会」，被推为总会会长，实践「佛光普照三千界，法水长流五大洲」的理想。

一九七七年编纂《佛光大藏经》、《佛光大辞典》，《中国佛教经典宝藏精选白话版》等。二Ｏ一七年出版《星云大师全集》，共三百六十五册，三千余万字，有系统地阐述人间佛教的思想、学说、理论，以及实践结果。

二Ｏ二三年，大师住世缘尽，净业圆满，享耆寿九十七，被奉为佛光堂上第一代开山祖师，留遗偈：「心怀度众慈悲愿，身似法海不系舟，问我一生何所求，平安幸福照五洲」。

目录
VOLUME 1 : MONASTERY SYSTEMS
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