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Table of Contents

Preface ¼­¹®

Part I. Questions and Answers 1ºÎ ¹®´äÆí

Questions and Answers »ê»ó¹®´ä 16
Beingness and Nothingness À¯êó¿Í ¹«Ùí 18
Light ºû 22
Trees ³ª¹« 28
The Strongest Power °¡Àå Å« Èû 33
A Snare and A Net µ£°ú ±×¹° 39
The End of the world ¼¼»óÀÇ ³¡ 45
The Next World ³»¼¼ÕÎᦠ49
Lust »ößä 53
Religion ±³Îç 57
The Center of the World ¼¼»óÀÇ Á᫐ 63

Part II. Preach 2ºÎ °­·ÐÆí

The Great Canon ´ë¹ý¹®ÓÞÛöÙþ 66
The Power Which Moves the World ¼¼»óÀ» ¿òÁ÷ÀÌ´Â Èû 68
Everything Flows and Rolls ¸¸¹°Àº À¯ÀüÇÑ´Ù 74
On Realization ±ú´ÞÀ½¿¡ °üÇÏ¿© 78
Preaching °­·Ð 82
Ascetic Practices °íÇà 86
The Proverbs Àá¾ð·Ï 90
Meditation on Death Á×À½¿¡ ´ëÇÑ ¸í»ó 94
Gates ¹®Ú¦ 100
The Secret Ways of Escaping Disaster Çdz­ÀÇ ºñ°á 104
The Ransom of a Man »ç¶÷ÀÇ ¸ö°ª 106
Water and Fire ¹°°ú ºÒ 110
On Seclusion ¼ûÀ½[ëß]¿¡ °üÇÏ¿© 114

Part III. Contentment with Poverty and Delight ¾Èºó³«µµ

The Scriptures °æÌè 120
A Chisel Á¤ïù 122
A Pipe-with-No-Holes ¹«°øÀûÙíÍîîÞ 124
As You Were Born Ÿ°í³­ ´ë·Î 126
A Mud Cow ÁøÈë¼Ò 128
Being Content and Taking Delight In Poverty
¾Èºó³«µµäÌÞ¸ÑâÔ³ 131
About Birth ž¿¡ ´ëÇÏ¿© 135
About Life »î¿¡ ´ëÇÏ¿© 139
About Death Á×À½¿¡ ´ëÇÏ¿© 143
Paste ¹ÝÁ× 147
Religion of Light ±¤±³ÎÃÎç 154
Time is the Creator ½Ã°£ÀÌ °ð âÁ¶ÁÖ´Ù 158

Part IV. Every Day is a Good Day ³¯¸¶´Ù ÁÁÀº ³¯

Every Day is a Good Day ³¯¸¶´Ù ÁÁÀº ³¯ 164
A Slug ¹Î´ÞÆØÀÌ 166
A Sloth ³ª¹«´À¸²º¸ 170
An Idle Day ÇÑ°¡·Î¿î ³¯ 174
Staying in the Village of Flowers È­ÃÌÀϹÚü£õ½ìéÚÕ 178
For Oversleeping ´ÊÀáÀ» À§ÇÏ¿© 180
Taste ¸À 184
Roles ¹è¿ª 186
The Cast-off Shell of a Cicada ¼±ÅðàÑ÷Ü 188
A Squirrel Couple ´Ù¶÷Áã ³»¿Ü 192
Today ¿À´Ã 196
Keeping Heart ¸¶À½ °£¼ö 198

Part V. The Difficult Scripture ³­°æ

The Difficult Scripture ³­°æÑñÌè 204
The Way to India õÃàÇàô¸õçú¼ 208

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[Question]

Master,
They say beingness is not beingness
And that nothingness is not nothingness, too
And then if so,
What exists and what doesn¡¯t?

[Answer]

Beingness is beingness
And nothingness is nothingness, too

The words of negation tell us
Not to be obsessed with beingness
And not to be addicted to nothingness

What is difficult is
Not knowing what exists and what does not
But seeing the world without greed
If you regard a lump of gold
Like a stone
All the world is already in your arms
¡¸Beingness and Nothingness¡¹

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Everything in the world flows and rolls

Look at the flowing water
It freezes and stops its steps when it¡¯s cold
But doesn¡¯t it transfer to the clouds and fly into the air when it¡¯s hot?
It comes down to the earth as rain in summer and snow in winter
Flowing to the sea as a stream and river

Does not the nature change?
Rocks break to sands,
Which harden to become a rock
In long years mountains might sink into water
The river bed rising to the great mountain chains
Lots of mountains are buried in the deep
And the great mountain chains, backbone of the continent, were once earth in the sea

The undestroyable canon can change with the cur£¿rent
Customs and languages can also change with the times
Nay, the living things change their bodies with the circumstances, don¡¯t they?
So, there are not unchangeable truths in the world
Don¡¯t risk your life on any transient ideology
Don¡¯t be enchanted to dream an empty dream
The Scriptures or the wealth cannot save you
Power or success cannot make you peaceful

Like they put on winter clothes in the winter
And summer clothes in the summer
Be familiar with grass and trees in the mountains
And live with fish and shellfish near the shore
To live peacefully with your neighbor is
The royal road for living in this world (¡¸Everything Flows and Rolls¡¹)

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It is not being content in poverty and taking delight in honesty living
Retreating from a high official to the country
And living to wait for the right time while fishing

It is not being content in poverty and taking delight in honesty living
Farming with servants¡¯ hands
And living in easy retirement with singing and playing with the winds and the moon

It is not being content in poverty and taking delight in honesty living
Coming into the Buddhist temple
And reciting the scriptures to dream to enter easily into pure land of Amitabha

It is not being content in poverty and taking delight in honesty living
Wearing the shabby clothes, starving with empty belly
And proud of being idle and free from wordly cares

It is not being content in poverty and taking delight in honesty living
Being a poor but honest man of virtue
If you mount on and off an excellent horse in your dreams

What is being content in poverty and taking delight in honesty living

It¡¯s not to care about what you can eat
Whom you will meet
And live without being a burden to others
(¡¸Being Content and Taking Delight in Poverty¡¹)

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Do you know an animal called a sloth?
Which amid in the rain forest of the tropical zone
Clinging to the high trees upside down
Sleeps through an entire day,
The most sluggish animal in the world
With just three fingers?

Just living with eating the leaves of the poison grass
None pay attention to
Coming down to the ground when it empties its bowels
With a disheveled appearance like a sick otter
Loose and sparse hairs,
Sucking lice, mites, beetles
Including lots of biting insects
The ugliest animal in the world?

The animal which does not know how to attack and to flight
Doesn¡¯t have an enemy
Cause it never covets other¡¯s possesions
Even the wildest of beasts don¡¯t want to approach
Because it is so ugly and shabby
So it needs not move in a hurry

What it does is
To see the world upside down hanging on the tall tree
It could be the right way to see the world
Which is rolling down in wrong direction
It is, however, just for a moment
It sleeps all day long
In dream it wants to go to a paradise
It may be an idle man of virtue with a previous life
Exiled to the earth (¡¸A Sloth¡¹)

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