Qing · by 性音重編
42,175 · about 141 min
The Zen Treasury of Mixed Poisons, compiled by the Qing Dynasty monk Xingyin, is an important text in the Chan (Zen) tradition. The original work was compiled by the Song Dynasty Chan monk Faying, and Xingyin expanded and revised it on this foundation. This book brings together poems, teachings, and koans from eminent Chan masters throughout history, covering Chan principles, practice, and enlightenment experiences. With its sharp, direct style aimed at breaking through attachments, it is aptly named the "Treasury of Mixed Poisons." It reflects the development of Chan Buddhism from the Song to the Qing dynasties, serving as a crucial resource for studying Chan thought and literature. Holding a significant place in Buddhist history, it provides profound material for practitioners engaged in Chan meditation and inquiry.