Bajiao Huiqing — portrait unavailable

Caodong

Bajiao Huiqing

Dates uncertain

Bajiao Huiqing is recorded in the historiography of the late-Tang / Song-period Chan transmission network as a transmission figure in its lineage. The surviving record preserves his place in the line; little distinctive doctrinal material from his teaching is preserved in modern scholarship[1].

Names

dharma · enBajiao Huiqing
alias · enBashô Esei
alias · enPa-chiao Hui-ch’ing

Teachers and lineage of Bajiao Huiqing

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Full lineage of Bajiao Huiqing

Teachings

  • Mumonkan Case 44

    Basho said to his disciple: "When you have a staff, I will give it to you. If you have no staff, I will take it away from you." Mumon’s comment: When there is no bridge over the creek the staff will help me. When I return home on a moonless night the staff will accompany me. But if you call this a staff, you will enter hell like an arrow. With this staff in my hand I can measure the depths and shallows of the world. The staff supports the heavens and makes firm the earth. Everywhere it goes the true teaching will be spread.

    tr. Nyogen Senzaki, Paul Reps, 1934

    Commentator: Wumen Huikai, Bajiao Huiqing

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