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New Book Release: The History of Humanistic Buddhism Propagation by Fo Guang Shan Singapore

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To commemorate the “Centennial Birth Anniversary of Venerable Master Hsing Yun and the 60th Anniversary of the Founding of Fo Guang Shan,” the Fo Guang Shan Global Buddhist Propagation History Book Series—planned by the Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism—has brought together the active participation of Fo Guang Shan branch temples worldwide and enlisted nearly 40 scholars and experts for research and writing. Its inaugural volume, The History of Humanistic Buddhism Propagation by Fo Guang Shan Singapore, was officially published and released in March.

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Grounded in rigorous academic methodology, the Fo Guang Shan Global Buddhist Propagation History Book Series systematically traces the historical trajectory of Humanistic Buddhism's global spread. It showcases the propagation practices and development achievements of the Fo Guang Buddhist Order over the past sixty years, providing essential documentation for the study of contemporary Buddhist history. At the same time, it pays homage to Venerable Master Hsing Yun, commemorating his lifelong compassionate vows and dedicated efforts in advancing the modernization and globalization of Buddhism.

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PDF Preview of the Introduction to The History of Humanistic Buddhism Propagation by Fo Guang Shan Singapore by Chien-Huang Chen

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「佛光普照三千界,法水長流五大洲。」 —— 佛光山開山祖師 星雲大師.png

In its sixth decade, Fo Guang Shan expanded its global presence—donating the 395-volume Complete Works of Venerable Master Hsing Yun worldwide and comforting hearts through digital Dharma propagation and compassionate action during the pandemic. The Order also advanced interfaith harmony through UN engagements, the "When Buddha and Gods Meet" festival, and Vatican visits. Following the passing of Founding Master Venerable Master Hsing Yun in 2023, his sacred relics are enshrined across the five continents in 2026, symbolizing the eternal flame of the Dharma. Under the leadership of the 11th Religious Affairs Committee and its robust institutional framework, the Master’s vows of wisdom and compassion continue to inspire a transformative global journey.

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