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#Bodhidharma #GrandmasterTakmo #ZenSect . Buddhism is practiced in many countries and is divided into many sects. This division allows for teachings to people with different temperaments. One sect of Buddhism, belonging to the Mahayana sect, whose teachings teach people to understand the pure and clear state of mind that originally existed and primarily practiced meditation, is Zen Buddhism. . Zen, also known as the Chan sect in Chinese, Dhyana in Sanskrit, or Jhāna in Pali, is a sect of Buddhism believed to have originated in India. However, its teachings and schools were established in China. The person who brought Zen Buddhism to China is believed to have been an Indian monk named Bodhidharma, also known as GrandmasterTakmo Zhoushi. . Shoho Dharmarajaputra presents the story of the Venerable Bodhidharma, the founder of Zen Buddhism in China, the primary sect of Mahayana Buddhism and widely practiced throughout the world. This clip is about the "Biography of Bodhidharma" Grandmaster Takmo." Bodhidharma was originally from India. His history is unclear. Some sources state that he was Indian, Central Asian, or Persian. For example, one of the oldest recorded accounts of his life is the Luoyang Sangha Records, or Luoyang Qianlanji, compiled around 1090 CE or 547 CE by Yang Xuanzhi. It states that a monk from Persia, Central Asia, named Bodhidharma, traveled to this region. Meanwhile, some books, such as the Book of the Two Gates and the Four Paths (二入四行 Erru Shihang), believed to be a text composed by Bodhidharma himself, state that he was the son of a king of South India. In the book "The Transmission of the Light of the Dharma," Bodhidharma is said to have been the son of an Indian king and a disciple of the Venerable Tara, considered the successor of the Dharma lineage of the Zen sect. From the Buddha Sakyamuni, Maha Kassapa, and Ananda onwards. * Some illustrations from the movie Grandmaster Tak Mo -------------- Support the channel at Krungthai Bank 984-827-1473