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2008年6月，心宏法師在新加坡、佛教青年弘法團講授《妙法蓮華經、方便品》；內容為攝三乘法，為一乘佛法。
蓮友可以點選 https://goo.gl/MmNP1m 至 YouTube 觀看。

In Jun. of 2008, Master Shinhong at Singapore Buddhist Youth Mission talked about《The Second Chapter of Lotus Sutra：Expedient Means》(The Combination of Buddhist Doctrine,Pilgrimage and Architecture), which explains the combining with the Three Approaches (Three Paths) into the Only One Path of Buddhahood.
Please click here https://goo.gl/MmNP1m to watch on YouTube.

◎ 演講內容之主要重點 (The Concise Summary of the Lecture Contents) ：

一、 尼泊爾、倫毗尼朝聖短片。
二、 從二諦的角度，說明佛智的廣大無邊之境界：特別是「十如是」的主題。
三、 舍利弗的三次請法，與佛陀的拒絕二次、和最後的慈悲允許。
四、 佛陀的四眾弟子、五千增上慢人的退席。
五、 佛陀出現於世間的真實目的：一大事因緣、與四種佛的知見
六、 三乘方便與一乘真實
七、 五濁惡世中的三乘說法、與二乘聖者的善巧救渡
八、 點燈的功德與它的修持
九、 三種念佛的簡介： (A). 觀想念佛 (B). 持名念佛 (C). 唯心念佛

1. A short film of Buddhist pilgrimage at the Lumbini in Nepal, which Buddha Sakyamuni was born as a child.
2. From the viewpoint of the Two Truth, briefly introducing the endless stage of all Buddhas’ wisdom especially focusing on the issue of the “Ten Suchness”.
3. Sariputra sincerely required to Buddha Sakyamuni as three times for turning the dharma-wheel, however Buddha rejected that for two times and finally he agreed to preach it very compassionately.
4. The happening of the very un-usual situation which Buddha’s four types of disciples as five thousand had shown as absently.
5. The real purpose of Buddha’s appearance in this world: One Especial Condition and Four Kinds of Buddha’s Views.
6. Three Paths as a particular skillful mean and oppositely the Only One Path of Buddhahood as a real approach.
7. The preaching ways as the Three Paths in this world as full of Five Types of Defilements, and the particular guide of liberation as Two Paths for the Hinayana holy beings
8. Virtue of the Light-Offerings and their practices
9. Brief introduction of the Three Kinds of Contemplation on Buddha’s qualities：
   a) Contemplation on Buddha’s image or visualization
   b) Contemplation on the recitation of Buddha’s Holy Name
   c) Contemplation on the manifestation of Buddha’s mindfulness