
- Abdominal Breathing Technique
- The Meaning of Da Zi Zai Wang Fo
- Mention of the Da Zi Zai Wang Fo in Sutras
- Daily Practice Text
The First Spiritual Foundation
Cultivation

- Nine Syllable Mantra
- Homage to Buddhas and Confessional Prayer
The First Level Sitting
Meditation

- Unifying the Ying and Yang in Samadhi (I)
The First Level Dong-Chan
(Dynamic Exercises)

- Unifying the Body and Mind
- Homage to Buddha
- Emptiness is Form
- Shaking-Off the Sense Faculties and Sense Objects
- Constantly Turning the Wheel of the Dharma
- Expelling the Four Elements
- Standing on the Earth and Reaching for the Sky
- Transcending the Three Realms Sideways
- Standing Upright and Walking Briskly
- Subduing the Dragon and Tiger
- Smiling Frequently and Exercising the Tongue
- Extending and Exercising the Mouth
- Smelling the Fragrance of Dharma
- Pervading the Celestial Hearing
- Wisdom Eye Gazing into Space and Emptiness
- Shaking the Sky and Earth
- The Concluding Form of the First Level Dong-Chan
The Second Level Jing-Chan
(Sitting Meditation)

- Confessional Prayer Meditation
The Second Level Dong-Chan (Dynamic
Exercises)

- Dissolving the Six Realms with Power
- Walking in the Four Directions
- Riding the Celestial Horse in the Sky
- The Concluding Form of the Second Level Dong-Chan
The Philosophy of Buddhism

- The Origin of the Dharmadhatu
- The Ten Dharma Realms
- The Four Noble Truths
- The Twelve Links of Dependent Origin
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