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The Letters of Chan Master Dahui Pujue offers a complete annotated translation, the first into English, of a Chan Buddhist classic, the collected letters of the Southern Song Linji Chan teacher Dahui Zonggao (1089-1163). Addressed to forty scholar-officials, members of the elite class in Chinese society, and to two Chan masters, these letters are dharma talks on how to engage in Buddhist cultivation. Each of the letters to laymen is fascinating as a document directed to a specific scholar-official with his distinctive niche, high or low, in the Song-dynasty social-political landscape, and his idiosyncratic stage of development on the Buddhist path. Dahui is engaging, incisive, and often quite humorous in presenting his teaching of "constantly lifting to awareness the phrase (huatou)," his favored phrases being No (wu) and dried turd. Throughout one's busy twenty-four hours, the practitioner is not to perform any mental operation whatsoever on this phrase, and to "take awakening as the standard."

This epistolary compilation has long constituted a self-contained course of study for Chan practitioners. For centuries, Letters of Dahui has been revered throughout East Asia. It has exerted a formative influence on Linji Chan practice in China, molded Sn practice in Korea, and played a key role in Hakuin (Rinzai) Zen in Japan. Jeffrey Broughton's translation, has made extensive use of Mujaku Dch's (1653-1744) insightful commentary on Letters of Dahui, Pearl in the Wicker-Basket.

Über den Autor

Jeffrey L. Broughton is Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at California State University, Long Beach. He is also the author of The Chan Whip Anthology and The Record of Linji

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Abbreviations

Introduction

Epistolary Chan

A Brief Biography of Dahui

The Editor-in-Chief of Letters of Dahui: Huang Wenchang

Dating of the Letters

Confucianism and the Chan Gongfu of Dahui

Dahui's Diagnosis of Scholar-Officials' Stumbling Block in the Study of Chan

Two Perverse Chan Teachings According to Dahui

Dahui's Huatou Practice: An Inheritance from His Teacher(s)?

Dahui's Huatou-Practice Vocabulary

Dahui on Sitting Practice in the Context of Huatou Practice

What Not to Do in Huatou Practice

Recurring Motifs in Huatou Practice

Dahui's Collection Correct Dharma-Eye Depository and Letters of Dahui

Mujaku Dch's Commentary Pearl in the Wicker-Basket

Two Korean Commentaries: Hyesim and "Korean Anonymous"

Influence of Letters of Dahui in China

Influence of Letters of Dahui in Korea

Influence of Letters of Dahui in Japan

Three Hanging Scrolls

Letters of Chan Master Dahui Pujue Volume One

1: In Reply to Vice Minister Ceng (Tianyou) (Question Letter Attached)

2: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Vice Minister Ceng]

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4: Continued [Fourth Letter in Reply to Vice Minister Ceng]

5: Continued [Fifth Letter in Reply to Vice Minister Ceng]

6: Continued [Sixth Letter in Reply to Vice Minister Ceng]

7: In Reply to Participant in Determining Governmental Matters Li (Hanlao) (Question Letter Attached)

8: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Participant in Determining Governmental Matters Li] (Question Letter Attached)

9: In Reply to Supervising Secretary Jiang (Shaoming)

10: In Reply to Administrator of the Bureau of Military Affairs Fu (Jishen)

11: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Administrator of the Bureau of Military Affairs Fu]

12: Continued [Third Letter in Reply to Administrator of the Bureau of Military Affairs Fu]

13: [Confidential] Auxiliary Note to Reply to Participant in Determining Governmental Matters Li (Hanlao) [Letters #7-8]

14: In Reply to Vice Minister Chen (Jiren)

15: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Vice Minister Chen]

16: In Reply to Edict Attendant Zhao (Daofu)

17: In Reply to Administrator for Public Order Xu (Shouyuan)

18: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Administrator for Public Order Xu]

19: In Reply to Auxiliary Academician of the Hall for Treasuring Culture Liu (Yanxiu)

20: In Reply to Controller-General Liu (Yanchong)

21: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Controller-General Liu Yanchong]

22: In Reply to Grand Mistress of the State of Qin

23: In Reply to Grand Councilor Zhang (Deyuan) [Zhang Jun]

24: In Reply to Judicial Commissioner Zhang (Yangshu)

25: In Reply to Palace Writer Zhu (Yanzhang)

26: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Palace Writer Zhu]

27: Continued [Third Letter in Reply to Palace Writer Zhu]

Letters of Chan Master Dahui Pujue Volume One Ends

Letters of Chan Master Dahui Pujue Volume Two

28: In Reply to Chief Transport Commissioner Xia

29: In Reply to Secretariat Drafter LD^"u (Juren)

30: In Reply to Director LD^"u (Longli)

31: [Second Letter] in Reply to Secretariat Drafter LD^"u (Juren)

32: Continued [Third Letter in Reply to Secretariat Drafter LD^"u ]

33: In Reply to Principal Graduate Zhu (Shengxi)

34: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Principal Graduate Zhu]

35: In Reply to Auxiliary in the Hall [of the Dragon Diagram] Zong

36: In Reply to Participant in Determining Governmental Matters Li (Taifa)

37: In Reply to Assistant Director of the Court of the Imperial Clan Zeng (Tianyin)

38: In Reply to Instructor Wang (Dashou)

39: In Reply to Vice Minister Liu (Jigao)

40: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Vice Minister Liu]

41: In Reply to Director Li (Sibiao)

42: In Reply to [Academician of the Hall for] Treasuring Culture Li (Maojia)

43: In Reply to Vice Minister Xiang (Bogong)

44: In Reply to Instructor Chen (Fuxiang)

45: In Reply to Supervisor Lin (Shaozhan)

46: In Reply to District Magistrate Huang (Ziyu)

47: In Reply to Instructor Yan (Ziqing)

48: In Reply to Vice Minister Zhang (Zishao) ["Old VimalakD^=irti"]

49: In Reply to [Scholar of the Hall of] Clear Stratagems Xu (Zhishan)

50: In Reply to Instructor Yang (Yanhou)

51: In Reply to Administrator of the Bureau of Military Affairs Lou

52: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Administrator of the Bureau of Military Affairs Lou]

53: In Reply to Defender-in-Chief Cao (Gongxian)

54: In Reply to Vice Minister Rong (Maoshi)

55: Continued [Second Letter in Reply to Vice Minister Rong]

56: In Reply to Transit Authorization Bureau Huang (Jiefu)

57: In Reply to District Magistrate Sun

58: In Reply to Secretariat Drafter Principal Graduate Zhang (Anguo)

59: In Reply to Grand Councilor Tang (Jinzhi)

60: In Reply to Judicial Commissioner Fan (Maoshi)

61: In Reply to Preceptor Shengquan Gui

62: In Reply to Elder Gushan Dai

63: [Postface]

Five-Mountains (Gozan) Edition of Letters of Chan Master Dahui Pujue (Dahui Pujue chanshi shu/Daie Fukaku zenji sho)

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Details

Erscheinungsjahr:	2017
Fachbereich:	Geisteswissenschaften allgemein
Genre:	Importe
Rubrik:	Geisteswissenschaften
Medium:	Buch
Inhalt:	Gebunden
ISBN-13:	9780190664169
ISBN-10:	0190664169
Sprache:	Englisch
Einband:	Gebunden
Autor:	Broughton
Orchester:	Yoko Watanabe, Elise
Redaktion:	Broughton, Jeffrey
Übersetzung:	Broughton, Jeffrey
Hersteller:	ACADEMIC
Verantwortliche Person für die EU:	Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Maße:	240 x 161 x 27 mm
Von/Mit:	Broughton
Erscheinungsdatum:	31.08.2017
Gewicht:	0,778 kg