Research on Zen Realm of Shi Tao's “Liberation”
Fang Yiyun
Abstract
Fang Yiyun
Abstract
Shi Tao's method of “liberation” is concentrated in the characteristics of “indetermination” and “indetermination”, highlighting the persistence of the law, attaching importance to the realization of the current idea, removing the delusion and reversal, and freely taking advantage of the opportunity. “One method” follows the turn. Zen's experience of the law to a large extent shows “freedom to come and go” and “university without stagnation”. Zen Buddhism's ideology of “dwelling but not living” of Dharma directly discusses Shi Tao's realm of “liberation” and enriches his ideological realm.
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Shi Tao's method of “liberation” is concentrated in the characteristics of “indetermination” and “indetermination”, highlighting the persistence of the law, attaching importance to the realization of the current idea, removing the delusion and reversal, and freely taking advantage of the opportunity. “One method” follows the turn. Zen's experience of the law to a large extent shows “freedom to come and go” and “university without stagnation”. Zen Buddhism's ideology of “dwelling but not living” of Dharma directly discusses Shi Tao's realm of “liberation” and enriches his ideological realm.
Key concepts: Realm, Ideology, Buddhism, Philosophy, Dharma, Aesthetics, Law, Sociology