目次
- 住智門禪寺語錄
- 拈古
- 頌古
- 佛事
- 祖贊
- 偈頌
- 序䟦等
- 傳
- 附錄
13,435 · about 45 min
The Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Yunwai Yunxiu, compiled by his disciple Shican, is an important text of the Linji school of Chinese Chan Buddhism. Compiled during the Song and Yuan dynasties, this work records Master Yunxiu's teachings, Dharma talks, sharp dialogues, and poetic verses. Its content covers the Chan doctrines of mind and nature, cultivation methods, and the philosophy of sudden enlightenment, embodying the Linji school's direct approach of pointing to the mind and realizing one's inherent Buddha-nature. As a representative work of Chan recorded sayings, it not only preserves the essence of Tang and Song Chan thought but also profoundly influenced the development of later Chan Buddhism. It serves as an authoritative source for studying the philosophy and practice of the Linji school and holds a revered position in Buddhist history.