The flatbed sutra of Louie Wing
Subtitle: the second ancestor of Zen in the West
By: Ted Biringer.
Publisher: Millennial Mind Pub.
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Salt Lake City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
ISBN-13: 9781589825178
Subjects: Zen Buddhism -- Doctrines; Meditation -- Zen Buddhism
Description: Near death, Louie Wing gathered together his students and friends to impart his final Zen teachings. Hearing that the great master would soon pass on, people came from all walks of faith to hear his final words ...
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Autobiography; title: Meditation; title: Prajna; title: Some questions on the four prajnas; title: The five ranks; title: Final instructions; title: Commentaries of Louie Wing : a deeper examination of Zen; title: Commentary 1 : The Genjokoan; title: Commentary 2 : Bodhidharma's vast, unnamable, fathomless void; title: Sayings and doings of Louie Wing; title: Death : no death; title: Delusion : reality misperceived; title: Doctrines : temporary expedients; title: Dream : clues to reality; title: Duality : one side of wholeness; title: Enlightenment : the experience of reality; title: Many : manifestations of the one; title: Meditation : the keystone of Zen; title: Reality : the homeland of the self; title: Religion : maps of the unnamable; title: Senses : gates of reality; title: Words : masks that conceal and reveal; title: Worldly activity : enlightened activity; title: Your true self : the unnamable void.