조주 2 : 일생 동안 쓰고도 다 쓰지 못한 것/120년 고불(古佛)의 마지막 말

Linji shouted. Deshan raised his stick. Zhaozhou said, "Have a cup of tea before you go." This is Part 2 of the Zhaozhou Follows the Mind series. In this video, we follow two things: 1. The Teaching of Doing Nothing. A method that stops one's thoughts with just a single short phrase, without shouting, sticks, or dramatic scenes. Kikdageo — Go and have some tea Jeongjeonbaesuja — The cypress tree in the courtyard Sebalugeo — Go and wash your alms bowl Wanbeopgwiil Ilgwihacheo — All things return to one, but where does that one go? 2. What He Left Behind. His last will and testament not to pick up relics. A single staff that "could not be fully used even after a lifetime of use." Words that have survived for a thousand years, though they belong to no sect. "The questions left by Zhaozhou are not problems that can be calculated like a math test. There is no 'answer' as we commonly speak. Instead, there is a 'path'." If you haven't watched Part 1 yet #Kikdageo #ZhaozhouFollowingTheMind #ZenBuddhism #Koan #JeongjeonBaeksuja #KanhwaSeon #Humanities #HistoryOfThought #KnowledgeContent #NarrationDocumentary #HumanitiesDocumentary #HistoryDocumentary #OriginsOfReligion #StoryOfCivilization #StoryOfPhilosophy