Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Huanzhu Ming (幻住明禪師語錄)

About 幻住明禪師語錄

Qing · by 明說　清尚等編（依駒本印）

14,059 · about 47 min

The Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Huanzhu Ming, spoken by the Chan Master Huanzhu Ming of the Ming dynasty and compiled by his disciples such as Qing Shang, was printed based on the Koma edition. This work was completed in the Qing dynasty and serves as an important document for studying Chan thought during the Ming-Qing transition. Its contents include the master’s sharp dialogues, Dharma teachings, essential instructions on Chan practice, and verses, reflecting the Chan style and cultivation principles of the Linji school. As a Chan discourse record, it is not only a testament to Master Ming’s personal journey of awakening but also provides guidance for later practitioners in meditation and realization. It holds a pivotal position in the history of Buddhist Chan, bridging past and future, and offers significant reference value for understanding the development of Chan studies in the Ming and Qing periods.