Hua Yan Buyan Le Chan Shi Yulu (華嚴不厭樂禪師語錄)

About 華嚴不厭樂禪師語錄

Qing · by 道樂說　德普記錄（依駒本印）

16,364 · about 55 min

The Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Huayan Buyanle is a transmission record of the Qing Dynasty Linji school monk, Chan Master Buyanle, printed by his disciple Depu based on the manuscript. This recorded sayings was compiled during the early Qing Buddhist revival period, reflecting the contemporary characteristic of the fusion between Chan and Huayan thought. Its contents include the master's formal hall discourses, pointed dialogues, instructional teachings for practitioners, and gāthās, systematically elucidating the harmonious unity between the Huayan realm of the unimpeded interpenetration of all phenomena and the Chan purpose of illuminating the mind and realizing one's true nature. As a significant text combining the Linji school with Huayan studies, this recorded sayings serves both as a key document for researching the evolution of Qing Dynasty Chan thought and as a guiding classic for the mutual illumination of meditative practice and doctrinal understanding, holding an important, transitional position in the history of Chinese Buddhist thought.