Vinaya* of non-being and esoteric science in Buddhism.

Pháp Lý Vô Vi Khoa Học Huyền Bí Phật Pháp (Vinaya of non-Being and esoteric science in Buddhism) in short (Pháp Lý Vô Vi – Vinaya of non-being) is a meditation method that helps individuals unlock their spiritual potential and achieve inner tranquillity. It is not a religion but rather a system of practice designed for self-cultivation, self-enlightenment, and personal development. Pháp Lý Vô Vi emphasizes meditation as a tool for purifying the mind, eliminating karmic influences, and attaining clarity.

This system consists of three main practices: Soi Hồn (Soul Reflection), Pháp Luân Thường Chuyển (Rotating Dharma Wheel), and Thiền Định (Meditation), along with a supplementary practice called Pháp Luân Chiếu Minh (Illuminating Dharma Wheel). These methods aid practitioners in purifying their being, enhancing physical health, and deepening their spiritual growth. There are no rigid rituals or initiation procedures—one simply practices consistently to achieve the desired results.

The Vô Vi community is a supportive and compassionate network of practitioners who assist one another and engage in charitable activities to help those in need. Vô Vi practitioners can be found worldwide, quietly practicing and following the teachings to advance their spiritual evolution. Through dedicated practice, individuals come to realize that true peace does not stem from external circumstances but is always present within each person.

Principles:

Pháp Lý Vô Vi encourages practitioners to cultivate self-awareness, personal experience, and flexibility in their journey. There are no strict rules, only a focus on meditation and inner practice to cleanse the mind, relieve life’s pressures, and move toward peace and inner freedom.

Vision:

Pháp Lý Vô Vi aims to build a spiritual community where individuals share experiences and support one another on the path to enlightenment. Through courses, seminars, and collaborative activities, this method connects practitioners, fosters shared beliefs, and contributes to a harmonious society.

Mission:

Pháp Lý Vô Vi is not a religious system but rather a practice designed to help individuals release stress, enhance mental and physical well-being, and unlock their inner potential. It encourages people to let go of unnecessary attachments, rediscover balance, and achieve self-mastery in modern life.

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The * Vinaya is the collection of Buddhist scriptures that outline the rules and ethical guidelines for monks and nuns. It serves as the disciplinary code for the monastic community (Sangha) and is one of the three main parts of the Tripitaka (Buddhist Canon), alongside the Sutta (teachings) and Abhidhamma (philosophical analysis).

The word Vinaya comes from Sanskrit and Pali, meaning “discipline” or “training.” It establishes regulations on conduct, daily routines, and interactions within the monastic order to maintain harmony and spiritual focus. The Vinaya was developed as Buddhism spread, ensuring that monks and nuns upheld ethical standards while living in communities.