dahui造句
例句与造句
- Many followed the teachings of Buddha and prominent monks such as Dahui Zonggao ( 1089 1163 ) and Wuzhun Shifan ( 1178 1249 ).
- Dahui introduced the practice of " kan huatou ", or " inspecting the critical phrase ", of a kMan story.
- Emperor Xiaozong of Song bestowed upon him the posthumous title " Chan Master of Great Wisdom, " from which the name Dahui derives.
- He is a member of the African drumming ensemble Dahui in Chicago and has led and played in drumming circles as well as leading workshops.
- Dahui Zonggao ( 1089 1163 ) introduced k'an-hua practice, " observing the word-head ", as a means of solitary practice.
- It's difficult to find dahui in a sentence. 用dahui造句挺难的
- Dahui was also against the intellectualism and literary commentary that had begun to enter into Koan practice with the Blue Cliff Record of his master Yuan-wu.
- According to the Ch醤-tradition, the Blue Cliff Record gained such a popularity, that Dahui Zonggao burned all the copies he could lay hands on, and the wooden printing blocks.
- A disciple of Dahui, Zuyong, compiled a collection of Dahui s life and teaching called " Dahui Bujue Chanshi Nianbu " ( " Chronological Biography of Chan Master Dahui " ).
- A disciple of Dahui, Zuyong, compiled a collection of Dahui s life and teaching called " Dahui Bujue Chanshi Nianbu " ( " Chronological Biography of Chan Master Dahui " ).
- A disciple of Dahui, Zuyong, compiled a collection of Dahui s life and teaching called " Dahui Bujue Chanshi Nianbu " ( " Chronological Biography of Chan Master Dahui " ).
- It is a tradition exemplified by the Song master Dahui Zonggao ( 1089 1163 ) who, whilst living in remote hills, nevertheless kept up a wide Chan dialogue through the Song postal service.
- Yuanwu's successor, Dahui Zonggao ( 1089 1163 ), wrote many letters to lay students teaching the practice of concentrating on koans during meditation, but Dahui did not explain and analyze koans.
- Yuanwu's successor, Dahui Zonggao ( 1089 1163 ), wrote many letters to lay students teaching the practice of concentrating on koans during meditation, but Dahui did not explain and analyze koans.
- Oral tradition holds that Dahui noticed students engaged in too much intellectual discourse on koans, and then burned the wooden blocks used to print the " Blue Cliff Record " to " rescue disciples from delusion ".
- Dahui was a vigorous critic of what he called the " heretical Chan of silent illumination " ( mozhao xie Chan ) of the Caodong school ( Wade Giles : Ts'ao-tung; Japanese : SMtM ).
