Poetry related to Zen

1, the most famous and widely known is the poem of Huineng, the sixth ancestor: Bodhi has no trees, but it is not Taiwan in the mirror. There is nothing, so there is no dust.

2. In the Tang Dynasty, Jiao Ran wrote the poem Wenzhong: "On the cold mountain of the ancient temple, the wind blows from afar. The voice of the waning moon is loose and the frost is full. Yi Chan was depressed all night. "

3, a flower and a world, a leaf and a Buddha, spring flowers are green, autumn leaves fall, boundless prajnaparamita is free, and the language is silent and natural.

4. The poem of Juyuan Yang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty: the charm comes from deep thought, and the curiosity is the self-realization of Zen wisdom. When Wang Wei testified, Fu Shuiyue and Du Fu were crazy about the world.