When Tung - shan encounters Lung - shan in his mountain abode , he is reminded that there are no roads into the mountain . ... When we encounter such journeys in The Record of Tungshan , that distinction seems to be left intentionally ...
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The Record of Tung - shan was taken to Japan , re - edited and published in 1738 as the Tōzan Gohon zenji goroku . The work is attributed to Gimoku Genkai 22 ( 1690-1764 ) , a member of the Soto sect . He made the astounding claim to ...
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See Powell, The Record of Tung-shan, pp. 27–28; T. 47.520a; and Chang, Original Teachings of Ch'an Buddhism, p. 60, for translations as “him.” 28. Powell, The Record of Tung-shan, p. 27; T. 47.520a. 29. Cleary, Book of Serenity, p.
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92; Powell, Record of Tung-shan, 52; Taishō 1986: 47.524a. Leighton and Okumura, Dōgen's Extensive Record, Dharma hall discourse 21, p. 92. Italics in original indicate compiler's description rather than Dōgen's words.
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The first three of these works contain records of Tung-shan Liang-chieh. An examination of these makes clear that there is no indication that Tungshan Liang-chieh taught a Silent Illumination approach similar to that of the ...
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... and we can be reasonably certain that the records of the masters in the Ts'ao - tung lineage they contain have not been subject to later modification.65 The first three of these works contain records of Tung - shan Liang - chieh .
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163–64, and the lines Tung-Shan wrote are from Stephen Mitchell's translation on p. 37. For another version of the story and more of TungShan's journey, please see The Record of Tung-Shan, translated by Liangjie Dong and William F.
7. Daoyuan , Records of the Transmission of the Lamp , 4:98 . 8. Ferguson , Zen's Chinese Heritage , 302 . 9. Tung - shan , The Record of Tung - shan , trans . Powell . 10. Yuanwu Keqin , Case 38 , The Blue Cliff Record , trans .
P'u-hua was an eccentric T'ang monk who lived without any fixed abode; he appears in the Record of Lin-chi. Master Tung-shan is Tung-shan Liang-chieh: “On the eve of the winter solstice, as the monks in his assembly were enjoying some ...
64. ibid., 337a21, 337b14. 65. the text of this poem is most readily accessible in the Ruizhou Dongshan Liangjie chanshiyulu, t 47.525c24–526a19. See the translation into english in Powell, Record of Tung-shan, 63–65.