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  When a monk came to say good bye to Chao-chou Tsung-shen (778-897), a brilliant Chinese Ch'an master.
Chao-chou asked:
-Where will you go?
The monk answered:
-Any place where I can learn Buddha dharma.
Chao-chou stood... continue...

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For thousands of years, stories - inspiring, odd, humorous, off-centered - have awakened people's senses to their surrounding and within themselves. Here are a few for you to ponder.
available!

1. A Buddha
2. Chao-chou Asked for the Direction
3. Eshun and the Monks
4. Everyday Mind
5. Eyes Are Filled with Blue Mountains
6. Gudo and Mu-nan
7. Hoshin's Departure
8. I Do Not Hide Anything From You
9. Is that so?
10. It's Used Everyday but Not Known
11. Just Follow the Flow.
12. Kan-feng's One Road
13. Man of Wisdom Does Not Realize Tao
14. Mountain and Water
15. Mountain Flowers Valley Streams
16. Nan-in and the Cup of Tea
17. No Other Form
18. Nothing Exists
19. Returned with Empty Handed
20. Ryokan and the Thief
21. Shoun a Teacher of Soto Zen
22. Subhuti's Emptiness
23. Suiwo and the Sound of One Hand Clapping
24. Tanzan and the Girl on the Road
25. The Great Waves
26. The Meaning of the Sutras and That of the Patriarch
27. The Night Interview of the Nun Myotei
28. The Old Woman and a Monk
29. The Sound of Rain Drops
30. There Is or There Is Not
31. Wandering in the Mountain
32. What Is Not Buddha Dharma?
33. What Is The All?
34. What Is To Know For?
35. Where There Is Buddha, Do not Stay!
36. Who Is in the Well?
37. Who Is the One Who Does Not Know?
38. Why Didn't You Tell Me?
39. Why Is There Still Dust?
40. Yao-shan Ascended His Seat
41. You Are Talkative

 



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