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 1  Pref             |               The Training of the Zen Monk (1934) a description of
 2  Pref             |               know about what the Zen monk reads before the Buddha
 3     4,      4     |            now,~I have been a vagrant monk for many years to no end
 4     4,      5     |      introduced to China by an Indian monk called Bodhidharma during
 5     4,      5     |       formally ordained as a Buddhist monk. He then went to Hsing-ssu (-
 6     4,      5     |             understand Buddhism."~ ~A monk asked: "How does one get
 7     4,      5     |             ever put you in bondage?"~Monk: "What is the Pure Land?"~
 8     4,      5     |            Who has ever defiled you?"~Monk: "What is Nirvana?"~Master: "
 9     4,      5     | birth-and-death?"~ ~Shih-t'ou asked a monk newly arrived: "Where do
10     4,      5     |           teacher resemble this?"~The monk made no answer. Returning
11     4,      5     |             indeed."~"How?" asked the monk.~"Because you have carried
12     4,      5     |          accomplish such a feat."~ ~A monk asked: "What is the meaning
13     4,      5     |             Ask the post over there."~Monk: "I do not understand you."~
14     4,      5     |                 What is Zen?" asked a monk.~"Brick and stone."~"What
15     4,      5     |            and there's no other."~ ~A monk asked: "Without resorting
16     4,      5     |             Shih-tsang about it."~The monk went to the Western Hall
17     4,      5     |             Zen, I, II, and III.]~The monk now called on Hai, and Hai
18     4,      5     |               do not understand."~The monk finally returned to the
19     4,      5     |            while Hai's is white."~ ~A monk asked: "Why do you teach
20     4,      5     |               do?" finally, asked the monk.~"I will let him realize
21     4,      5     |             threw the hossu down.~ ~A monk asked: "How does a man set
22     4,      5     |              to become a Buddha?"~The monk said: "I do not know the
23     4,      5     |               am not your equal."~The monk had no answer.~ ~One day
24     4,      5     |              He said to his attendant monk, "My body subject to decomposition
25     4,      7, 2  |   accomplished!--"He then struck."]~A monk asked Ummon (Yun-men) to
26     4,      7, 2  |              bends.--Ch'ua!]~When the monk rose from making bows, [--
27     4,      7, 2  |             from making bows, [--This monk's staff is broken!]~Ummon
28     4,      7, 2  |             him with a staff, and the monk drew back. Said Ummon, "
29     4,      7, 2  |           core!--Do not say that this monk has a failing eye-sight.]~
30     4,      7, 2  |              him to approach, and the monk approached. [--Washed with
31     4,      7, 2  |           core!--Do not say that this monk is deaf in his ears.]~Ummon
32     4,      7, 2  |      eloquence!--Do not say that this monk is dumb.]~The monk now grasped
33     4,      7, 2  |               this monk is dumb.]~The monk now grasped the point. [--
34     4,      7, 3  |          monks with this statement, a monk who was staying for some
35     4,      7, 3  |             may go on." Whereupon the monk remarked, "Fare thee well,
36     4,      7, 3  |           that." We can see that this monk has fully grasped Gensha.~
37     4,      7, 3  |           making reference is to this monk's remark, I was enabled
38     4,      7, 3  |            for you, O monks!] If that monk did not understand Gensha,
39     4,      7, 3  |             statement of his? If that monk understood Gensha, why did
40     4,      7, 3  |           from the rest.~Later when a monk came to Ummon (Yun-men,
41     4,      7, 3  |             Gensha. Said Ummon to the monk, "You make bows." When the
42     4,      7, 3  |              You make bows." When the monk rose from making bows, Ummon
43     4,      7, 3  |             him with a staff, and the monk drew back. Said Ummon, "
44     4,      7, 3  |              him to approach, and the monk approached. Said Ummon, "
45     4,      7, 3  |             dumb then?" This made the monk grasp the point.~If this
46     4,      7, 3  |              grasp the point.~If this monk of Ummon's had any sort
47     5,      2     |             group equals it. When the monk finds himself in this position
48     5,      2     |          decorative effects.~That the monk, now taking on himself these
49     5,      2     |           Buddhas and Fathers. If the monk fails in this life to cross
50     5,      2     |           miss opportunities; let the monk, therefore, be always on
51     5,      2     |            have done for us. When the monk fails to discipline himself
52     6,      3  (1)|               The Training of the Zen Monk, p. 40.
53     6,      4  (1)|           also my Training of the Zen Monk, p. 106.~