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In this book (written during the summer of 1985), Lake Sammamish in the State of Washington is transformed in the eyes of an enlightened Buddhist Master, Sheng-yen Lu, into the Lake of Self Nature (Buddha Nature). Through the Master?s descriptions of the lake under various conditions, in different times and seasons, the reader can glimpse into the mind of an enlightened master and share his joys and insights in the cultivation of the Buddha Dharma.
Appendix A provides valuable teachings on how to do actual Tantric Buddhist practice, including the setting up of a Tantric shrine, how to recite mantras, and methods to quiet the mind. Appendix B consists of letters from Master Lu's student from various parts of the world. They are a testimony to the Master's compassion and transcendental power.
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