Chinese Buddhist Monk’s Autobiography as Model of Living: Master Yin Shun’s Active and Passive Following of the “Flow”

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• Buddhist 100%
• Chinese Buddhist 100%
• Buddhist Monks 100%
• Living Model 100%
• The Self 66%
• Dharma 66%
• Buddhist Teachings 66%
• Taiwan 33%
• Xing 33%
• Academic Research 33%
• Self-concept 33%
• Sheng 33%
• Buddhism 33%
• Monks 33%
• Buddhist Doctrine 33%
• Non-self 33%
• Social Work Research 33%
• Self-centering 33%
• Environmentalism 33%
• Personal Narrative 33%
• Humanistic Buddhism 33%
• Humanitarian Aid 33%
• Direct Address 33%
• Major Illnesses 33%
• Modern Interpretation 33%
• Mahāyāna 33%
• Fo Guang Shan 33%
• Written Narratives 33%
• Buddhist Belief 33%
• Tzu Chi 33%
• Socially Engaged Buddhism 33%

Arts and Humanities

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• Monk 100%
• Narrative 50%
• Buddhism 50%
• Dharma 50%
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• Taiwan 25%
• Review 25%
• Scholars 25%
• contradictory 25%
• Manifestation 25%
• Genre 25%
• Environmentalism 25%
• Humanistic 25%
• Illusion 25%
• Charity 25%
• Personal narratives 25%
• Sheng 25%
• direct address 25%
• Mahayana 25%
• Engaged buddhism 25%