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Nanyue line

Panshan Baoji

Dates uncertain

Panshan Baoji 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 · enPanshan Baoji
alias · enBanzan Hôshaku
alias · enP'an-shan Pao-chi

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Teachings

  • (traditional attribution)

    Panshan said: "The moon of the mind is solitary and round; its light swallows the ten thousand forms. The light does not illuminate objects, nor do objects exist. Light and objects both forgotten—then what is this?"

    Panshan Baoji

  • (traditional attribution)

    Panshan addressed the assembly: "The three realms have no dharma. Where will you seek the mind? The four elements are originally empty. Where does the Buddha dwell? The heavenly truth does not move, perfectly still. Approach and I will reveal it to you." A monk stepped forward and bowed. Panshan said, "Too late."

    Panshan Baoji

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