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Hengchuan Xinggong Chan Master's Recorded Sayings (橫川行珙禪師語錄)

About 橫川行珙禪師語錄

by (門人)本光等編

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The Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Hengchuan Xinggong was compiled by his disciples, including Benguang, and contains the Chan teachings, dialogues of opportunity, and poetic verses of the eminent Linji School master Hengchuan Xinggong of the Yuan Dynasty. Active during the Yuan period, Master Xinggong inherited and propagated the style of the Linji School. His recorded sayings feature sharp, direct language that points straight to the mind, embodying the Chan characteristic of penetrating the source of the heart beyond reliance on words. This text serves as an important document for studying Chan thought in the Yuan Dynasty and the development of the Linji School. It holds significant value for understanding the teaching methods and cultivation practices of Chan Buddhism during the Song-Yuan transition and is regarded in Buddhist history as one of the representative works transmitting the pure regulations and essential heart teachings of the Chan tradition.


橫川和尚語錄目次
  • 上卷
    • 自序
    • 靈巖錄
    • 能仁錄
    • 育王錄
  • 下卷
    • 室中舉古
    • 拈古
    • 頌古
    • 讚
    • 偈頌
目次(終)No. 1411
橫川和尚語錄上
門人住持鴈蕩山羅漢禪寺本光 等集

自序
鴈蕩山靈巖禪寺語錄

CBETA Code: X1411

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