Original Teachings of Ch'an Buddhism

Original Teachings of Ch'an Buddhism
	Contents
	Foreword
	PART 1
		INTRODUCTION Metaphysical and Logical Approaches in Early Ch'an Teachings
		NIU-T'OU FA-YUNUG No-mind Is Not Different from Mind
		YUNG-CHIA HSÜAN-CHIO Dialectic as a Self-conscious Movement
	PART II
		INTRODUCTION Interfusion of Universality and Particularity
		TUNG-SHAN LIANG-CHIEH "He Is the Same as Me, Yet I Am Not He!"
		TS'AO-SHAN PÊN-CHI "Purity Is in the Impure"
	PART III
		INTRODUCTION Liberation from Subjectivity and Objectivity
		HUANG-PO HSI-YÜN To Roar Like a Tiger
		MU-CUOU TAO-TSUNG "Before a Donkey and After a Horse"
		LIN-CHI I-HSÜAN "Here I Will Bury You Alive"
	PART IV
		INTRODUCTION Illogical and Unconventional Approaches to Ch'an
		KIANGSI TAO-I "The Mind Is the Buddha"
		NAN-CH'ÜAN P'U-YÜAN "To Be a Buffalo Down the Hill"
		CHAO-CHOU TS'UNG-SHEN "You See the Logs, But Not the Chao-chou Bridge"
		P'ANG YÜN Inner Harmony in Daily Activity
	PART V
		INTRODUCTION Inner Experience Illustrated in Three-Way Interplay
		KUEI-SHAN LING-YU Great Action and Great Potentiality
		YANG-SHAN HUI-CHI "An Excellent Swordsman"
		HSIANG-YEN CHIH-HSIEN Enlightened by One Stroke
	PART VI
		INTRODUCTION The Six Phenomena and the Void
		FA-YEN WÊN-I "One Got It, the Other Missed"
		YUNG-MING YEN-SHOU "From the Womb of a Cow an Elephant Is Born"
	PART VII
		INTRODUCTION "The Swiftness and Steepness"—a Forceful Means to Enlightenment
		HSÜEN-FÊNG I-TS'UN "Not To Blind Any Man's Eye"
		YÜN-MÊN WÊN-YEN "The Mountain Is Steep; the Clouds Are Low"
		TUNG-SHAN SHOU-CH'U "Living Words and Dead Words"
		Final Remarks
		A CHART OF THE EMINENT CH'AN MASTERs (594-990) Selected from The Transmission of the Lamp
	Bibliography
	Index