Qing · by 元說 光深等錄 華嚴玉序（依駒本印）
3,376 · about 11 min
The Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Sanfeng Banshui Yuan is a compilation of the words and deeds of the eminent Chan Master Sanfeng Banshui Yuan from the Qing Dynasty, edited by his disciples such as Guang Shen. This work was compiled during the Qing Dynasty and reflects the developmental context and practice style of Chan Buddhism at that time. Its contents encompass the master’s teachings, koans, sharp dialogues, and exchanges with disciples, comprehensively presenting his Chan philosophy and essential principles of practice. As an important Chan text, this recorded sayings holds significant value for the study of Chan history and thought during the Qing Dynasty. It serves as a precious scripture for understanding the Chan ethos and the master’s spiritual attainment, occupying a notable place within Buddhist literature.