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Recorded Sayings of Zen Master Bu Hui (不會禪師語錄)

About 不會禪師語錄

Qing · by 法通說 性靈等編(依駒本印)

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The Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Bu Hui is a collection of the Dharma teachings of the eminent Qing Dynasty Linji Chan master Bu Hui, compiled and printed by his disciples Fa Tong and Xing Ling based on manuscript copies. This record includes Master Bu Hui's discourses, dialogues of pointed exchange, and poetic verses, vividly embodying his Chan thought and guidance for practice. Inheriting and propagating the Linji tradition, Master Bu Hui emphasized directly pointing to the human mind and seeing one's true nature to attain Buddhahood, exerting significant influence within the Buddhist circles of the early Qing period. This recorded sayings serves as a precious textual source for studying the development and intellectual evolution of Chan Buddhism in the Qing Dynasty, particularly within the Linji school, holding considerable historical and scholarly value for understanding the Chan style and practical cultivation of that era.


清果禪院開堂疏
伏以深鼓震空林,出迷塗於不夜;慈航通彼岸,開壽域以無疆。至道待人而能弘,萬物隨緣而普度。群情久企,肅啟虔迎。恭惟不會大和尚,出世苞苻,空門龍象。闡臨濟宗風,識久超夫象外;接天童正派,悟已徹於言先。曩者乘杯吳會,法語曾布於山明水秀之鄉;今茲返駕蜀川,慈雲重覆於白骨青燐之地。乃占清果,干以誅茅。開鑪結制,秉莫邪而鍛聖鍛凡;續燄傳燈,執鉗鎚以降魔降佛。誠禪宗之領袖,後學之淵源也。某等自慚頑石,不解點頭,共仰法門,嘗懷進步。惟冀獅駕速臨,作四門殷鑒;卓期早示,為六道津梁。用翹首以齊瞻,謹齋心而合請。兩郡護法信官潘之彪、沈燦,鄉紳蒲拱宸、楊鼎、譚性、何寧、王起蛟、何其偉等疏。
康熙十年十月初一日具
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伏以律轉黃鍾,四海寒魚依密藻;景添紅線,一天賓鴈咽長空。芬芳梅蕊暗傳香,瀟灑雨華新浥潤。一陽既復,萬善當崇。恭惟不會大和尚,六道解空,三乘旨透。月下譚經,千里海龍聽去;雲中拈拂,一時山虎歸來。不獨披緇衲子,仰怙慈悲;抑使戴髮頭陀,共參道法。句有句無,坐看水窮雲起;鍊魔鍊佛,當教薪盡火傳。願奉香華於塵剎,幸來龍象之三千。惟冀俯俞,曷勝慶幸。法弟子陳盛、陳昌、陳潛思、陳起祚、王登程、陳起裕等疏。

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CBETA Code: JB276

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