What are the Buddhist scriptures? Can you list them for me? Thank you.

Amitabha! The Buddhist classic "Senior Brother" is generally divided into three parts: Jing, Lv and Lun. Scripture mainly refers to a wonderful way to record what the Buddha said; The law mostly refers to recording the various commandments spoken by the Buddha; On the other hand, it refers to the interpretation of scriptures by the masters who recorded their ancestors, or their own experiences and feelings about Buddhism.

Buddhist scriptures can be conveniently divided into canonical and non-canonical ones. Righteousness generally refers to returning directly to the realm of Buddha's heart. It doesn't mean that for all beings with different karma, the karma of direct regression is immature, but a convenient method of clever guidance.

Righteousness sutra, such as Shurangama Sutra, Huoyan Sutra, Huayan Sutra, Jue Yuan Sutra, Diamond Sutra, Vimalakīrti Sutra, Heart Sutra, Maha Prajna Paramita Sutra mentioned by Manjushri, etc.

In addition, there are Agama, etc., which mostly tell the wonderful methods of bitterness, emptiness, selflessness and inaction. Brothers who are new to Buddhism, it is best to read Mahayana Diamond Sutra. This sutra is a lot of questions that Manjusri Bodhisattva asked Buddha at the end of Buddhism to many new people and sentient beings, especially to our karma.

Collection of Ancestors: It is recommended to collect Ancestor Dharma and Six Ancestors Tanjing.

Most of these classics are in my space. Welcome fellow practitioners from Dade to read! 52494.9245 The third page of the space log has an electronic version of the Tripitaka Sutra, and the Ahan Sutra Department contains the Hinayana classics that most senior brothers need.