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| - | + | The '''Three Times Study Group (Sānshí xuéhuì 三時學會)''' was an influential lay Buddhist study group that focused on Indian Buddhism, particularly Consciousness-Only. | |
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* [[1927]] - after 1956 (activities were likely intermittent during the Second Sino-Japanese War) | * [[1927]] - after 1956 (activities were likely intermittent during the Second Sino-Japanese War) | ||
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| - | + | ==Notes== | |
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* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 1.305. | * {{ZFJS}} Pp. 1.305. | ||
* {{XFRC}} Pp. 2.1680a-1682b. (From the entry for Hán Qīngjìng [[韓清淨]]) | * {{XFRC}} Pp. 2.1680a-1682b. (From the entry for Hán Qīngjìng [[韓清淨]]) | ||
The Three Times Study Group (Sānshí xuéhuì 三時學會) was an influential lay Buddhist study group that focused on Indian Buddhism, particularly Consciousness-Only.
Based in Běijing 北京, this group was founded in 1927 by Hán Qīngjìng 韓清淨, Zhū Fèihuáng 朱芾煌, Xú Sēnyù 徐森玉, and Ráo Fēnghuáng 饒風璜. This group had grown out of the Dharmalakṣaṇa Research Association 法相研究會, which the same men had founded in 1921. Both groups were dedicated to the practice and study of Indian Buddhism, as well as the translation and printing of Buddhist scriptures.
The primary activity of the Three Times Study Group was the holding of lectures given by members of the group. Hán lectured once every week, primarily on Dharmalakṣaṇa. Membership was around 60 people.
The name of this group comes from a pànjiào 判教 scheme that divides the Buddha's teachings into three time periods, which were the teachings of existents 有教, the teachings of emptiness 空教, and the Middle Way 中道. For this group, the middle way was exemplified by Consciousness-Only and Dharmalakṣaṇa 唯識法相 thought.
Section Editor: Erik Hammerstrom