英文摘要 |
Venerable Master Hsing Yun came over to Taiwan in 1949. He had been the Director of the ''Taiwan Buddhism Workshop'' , the Chief editor of ''Life Magazine'', and the Tutor of Yilan Buddha Chanting Rally. He had established Buddhist Culture Service in Taipei, Shoushan Temple in Kaohsiung, and founded Shoushan Buddhist College. In 1967, he founded the Fo Guang Shan Temple in Kaohsiung and declared the purpose of ''Promoting Buddhism through Culture, Cultivating talents through education, Charging welfare to the society with charity, and Simplifying the mind with Buddhist practice'' to promote ''Humanistic Buddhism ''; furthermore, he integrated the tradition and modernness into Buddhist rules and systems. At the same time, he has been continuously propagating Buddhism over the world and writing the books . With all these efforts, he leads Buddhism into a new milestone of modernization.
This article follows the literary narrative track of Venerable Master Hsing Yun's starting from Taiwan for implementing Humanistic Buddhism and outlines the development of contemporary Taiwan's ''Humanistic Buddhism''. First of all, it outlines the origin of ''Humanistic Buddhism'' and the related Masters of the modern Taiwan except Venerable Master Hsing Yun to highlight the inheritance and continuation of Humanistic Buddhism. Secondly, from the description of Venerable Master Hsing Yun's many intellectual and creative ideas for Buddhist reformation, we can see the appearance of the concept of“Humanistic Buddhism”constructed by the Venerable Master Hsing Yun. These advocacies include ''co-ownership'', ''propagation of eight sects'', ''interpretation of Dharma in the language of life'', ''implementation of Buddhism in living'', ''manifestation of the Buddhism's enthusiasm and optimism by spreading the joy and happiness'', ''humanization of Buddhism, reading through the life, equality of people, and the localization of monasteries'', etc. Then, from the aspects of cultural publishing, educational establishment, Buddhism propagating, charitable undertakings, international promotion of Buddhism, etc., it sorts out the Venerable Master Hsing Yun's methods and models for promoting the development of contemporary Taiwanese ''Humanistic Buddhism''. Finally, it comes down to the four points that the Venerable Master Hsing Yun successfully promotes and implements the ''Humanistic Buddhism'': extraordinary persistence and strategy for organizing educational establishment, simple slogans as well as achievements in Dharma propagating and giving, solid propagation as well as international promotion and dissemination, firm belief in Buddhism and ultimately holding ture to the original intents of Buddha. |