Master Q developed a series of new meditation systems using the debate method to push a participants' thoughts into a concentrated mindset. Master Q's Scientific meditation systems mark a major difference in guiding the thoughts to a specific topic and replace the role of traditional Chinese Buddhism Huatou method. In this book, Master Q guides the participants to use three major philosophical theories (regarding Otology, Phenomena, and Knowledge) as the bases of debate method. Further, participators can use the Seven W to challenge and question the problems within the three theories and...

When Buddhidarma came to China in 520 A.D, and he brought the Chan method with him. Lots of Chinese Chan Masters emerged afterwards and became the foundations of Chinese Chan Sec. Chan methods originated from India and flourished in China. In Song Dynasty, monk Puji compiled the teaching and enlightenments of all the Chinese Chan Masters so far into "A Collection of Five Biographies and Teachings of Chinese Chan Masters until Song Dynasty." In 1693 A.D, Master Chaoyong completed the collection of Chinese Chan Masters' Biographies and Teachings until Qing Dynasty by recompiling Puji's work and...

This book compiles the sources of Chinese Buddhism, notably the Pure Land School, TianTai School, Consciousness Only School, Chan School and Maha Prajna Paramita Sutra. The purpose of this book is to use methodologies of the above schools in order to achieve Enlightenment and create new wisdom for the practitioners. This book especially emphasizes the Chan meditation practice from LinJi School of Chan.

Shykamuni once said "Chan shall be independent from scriptures, and focus on personal communication of its tenets between master and students." This book contains biography, teachings and Master Q's comments of the 28 Patriarch master from India. From the first Patriarch Kashyapa to the 28th Buddhidarma. Master Q commented and explained the contents while including definitions of the terminologies.

The list of proposed programs for Global Health Meditation Camp to be held in future . Also, the membership information of Global Chan Club and investment proposal for Global Chan Lodge are disclosed in the book .

Master Q complied many classics such as Brief Buddhist Tripitaka, Modern Buddhist Tripitaka and World Buddhist Tripitaka. This book records the reflections after each book was created as well as fifty different lectures, presentations and events Master Q participated from 1998 to 2015.

This book records the photos of Master Q visiting historical temples and sites and attending conferences from 1996 to 2012.

Many phenomena during the Chan Meditation can often scare the participants. These phenomena are tests/disturbances and may occur in various forms and favors. One should ask "Who am I?" or even ignore them when phenomena arise. Quote from Diamond Sutra: "All phenomena are from wondering thoughts." This book covers Master Q's teaching on the subject of phenomena, students' questions and Master Q's responses about phenomena in Chan meditation practice.

The phenomena, stages of breakthrough or enlightenment have always been myth from ancient times. From Chinese Chan Masters' stories of breakthrough, we are unable to establish a standard to determine if a practitioner has archived enlightenment. Master Q classified breakthroughs into three different levels. The first level is a small breakthrough in which the practitioner only breaks the concentrated point of HuaTou. In the Second level, the practitioner experiences a short period of emptiness in addition to the first level. In the third level, practitioner's self and surrounding environment...

LinJi Masters classified three categories of HuaTou for practitioners to study during Chan Meditation. First one is to deal with the stubbornness towards "self," notably "arrogance," "pride" and "selfishness." Second one is to handle the attachments toward all wondering "phenomena." Third one is to deal with the attachments of "knowledge," namely "Known barrier." Furthermore, Master Q has modified different HuaTou according to these principles to suit each practitioner. For example Pure Land believers can use "Who is chatting the Buddha?" For other practitioners, they can use their biggest...