Fugai Honko
| born: 1779 died: 1847 place: Japan |
| Zen master: Genro Zen disciples: |
| stories: Osho Nirvana: The Last Nightmare, ch. 9 Dang Dang Doko Dang, ch. 1 |
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Note: There is another Zen master, Fugai Enkun
風外慧薫
(1568-1654) who also lived in Japan. Which one
the stories here refer to are unknown at the
present time.
風外慧薫
(1568-1654) who also lived in Japan. Which one
the stories here refer to are unknown at the
present time.
| The master Fugai was considered very wise and generous, yet he was most severe – both with himself and his disciples... Zen is severe. It is a very arduous path. It is not a game to play with, it is playing with fire. You will never be the same again once you enter into the world of Zen. You will be totally transformed, so much so that you will not be able to recognize yourself... --Osho Dang Dang Doko Dang, ch. 1 |