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| Kyozan A True Man of Zen by Osho 4 talks given live Dec. 1988 Pune, India |

– 奥修 禅大师 Zen masters that Osho talks about in Kyozan: A True Man of Zen: name in book Chinese Kyozan........................Yangshan 仰山慧寂 Isan.............................Guishan 沩山灵佑 Ryusen........................Longquan 龙泉文喜 Kyogen........................Xiangyan 香岩智闲 |
Zen has no fixed teaching because every fixed teaching will become out of date tomorrow. Tomorrow new flowers will come on the bushes. Tomorrow new leaves will sprout. Tomorrow new waters will be flowing from the Himalayas. Tomorrow nothing will be there that you used to know. Every new dawn brings a totally new world around you. If it does not look new it is because you continue to hang on with old eyes. Zen is rebellious at all possible points. It fills my heart full of great gratitude for these lions. At least a few people have declined the offer, the invitation to become slaves. At least a few people have roared and declared their freedom from bondage. And these are the only real people. Unfortunately they are not many... – Osho Kyozan: A True Man of Zen, ch. 2 |
Chinese pinyin: Yangshan: Zhenzheng de chan zhe Chinese traditional: 仰山:真正的禪者 Chinese simplified: 仰山:真正的禅者 |
You can view complete videos from this series at the website www.homeoflife.com Click here to go to that page. Note: All 4 complete discourses are at this page, each one split into 2 separate videos -- Part 1 and Part 2. Kyozan: A True Man of Zen, #1 Kyozan: A True Man of Zen, #2
Kyozan: A True Man of Zen, #4 |
Complete English text Click here |
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