"The Reverend Cheng Kuan (1947—)
An ordained Chinese Buddhist monk, teacher, translator, Buddhist Sutra Com-mentator, Tai-Chi Chuan teacher, Univ. Fellow at TCU Graduate School, B.A. in
English.

Formerly:
Lecturer and Executive Secretary, Buddhist Association of Dallas, Texas (1983-84)
Resident and Teacher, Lanka Buddhist Association, Dallas, Texas (1987-88)
Tai-Chi Chuan Teacher，Chuang Yen Monastery, Carmel, New York (1988-89)
Guest Lecturer to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston (1988)
Three Years’ Buddhist Retreat (March, 1984-May, 1987)

Currently:
Buddhist Canon Teacher, Chuang Yen Monastery (Carmel, N.Y.) and Temple of En-lightenment (Bronx, N.Y.)
Sutra Translator, Institute of Advanced Studies of World Religions
Master Teacher, Pu Hsien Buddhist Association, Boston
Master Teacher, Miami Buddhist Association

Publications:
The Strategic Principles of the U.S. Psychological Warfare. (A transl. Publ. Ministry of R.O.C., 1974)
Persuasion: How Opinions and Attitude are Influenced and Changed. (A transl.
Publ. Buffalo, Taipei, 1979)　
A Commentary on Lankavatara Sutra. (Mahayana Vihara, Taipei 1990)
The Writings of Kalu Rinpoche. (Being Publ. in installments by The Tse-Yuen Magazine, Taipei 1990)"