Wanling lu

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Wanling lu is a classic Chan (Zen) Buddhist text traditionally attributed to the Tang dynasty master Huangbo Xiyun, known for its teachings on mind and enlightenment.

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Wanling lu canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chan Buddhist text
Chinese Buddhist scripture
Zen Buddhist text
religious text
aimsTo guide practitioners to direct realization of mind
associatedWithDynasty Tang dynasty
associatedWithMonastery Huangbo Mountain
centuryOfComposition 9th century
compiledBy disciples of Huangbo Xiyun
coreDoctrine One Mind
emptiness
non-duality
countryOfOrigin China
emphasizesPractice direct realization
sudden enlightenment
focusesOn direct pointing to the mind
overcoming dualistic thinking
genre Chan discourse record
recorded sayings
hasAlternativeName Chuanxin Fayan
linked to: Chuanxin fayao

Huangbo Duanji Chanshi Chuanxin Fayan
linked to: Huangbo Xiyun

Record of Wanling
Wan-ling lu
hasKeyFigure Huangbo Xiyun
hasTitle Wanling Lu
historicalContext mature Tang Chan
influenced Japanese Zen Buddhism
Song dynasty Chan thought
philosophicalTheme Buddha-nature
non-conceptual wisdom
suchness
primaryLanguage Classical Chinese
regionOfInfluence East Asia
relatedWork Linji Lu
linked to: Wanling Lu

Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch
religiousSchool Chan Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
linked to: Zen
religiousTradition Buddhism
scriptType Chinese characters
teachesAbout enlightenment
mind
traditionallyAttributedTo Huangbo Xiyun
transmittedThrough Chan lineage records
usedIn Chan monastic instruction
Zen doctrinal study
warnsAgainst attachment to concepts
attachment to words and letters

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Huangbo Xiyun workAttributed Wanling lu