The Great Zen Master Ta Hui
Talks on Ta Hui (Dahui), Song-dynasty Zen, and the edge where discipline meets sudden insight.
Ta Hui (Dahui) is remembered for blunt talk about ‘great doubt’ and for a kind of Zen that refuses comfort. Osho’s commentaries situate him in Song-dynasty China, when monastic life was already thick with bureaucracy. Useful if you have only met Zen as koan trivia; less useful if you want soft aphorisms. Expect impatience with spiritual shopping.
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