Sutra Calligraphy

Apart from Tea Chan, one can also experience Sutra Transcription on the third floor. Sutra Transcription is adapted into Buddhism from Chinese calligraphy in the early days before printing was available. In order to make Buddhist scriptures more accessible to others, scribes were engaged to transcribes the sutras. Over time, it became a way of cultivation, through which one calms the minds and deepens the understanding of the Dharma.


Exhibitions and events from this museum

Museum of Buddhist Festivals

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Museum of Buddhist Underground Palaces

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Historical Museum of Fo Guang Shan

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Life of the Buddha Museum

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Activities from this museum

Field Trips

Since the opening, the Buddha Museum has acted under the guidance to “foster...

Sutra Calligraphy

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Tea Meditation

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Journey of the Heart

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