Tetsugen, a devotee of Zen in Japan, decided to publish the sutras, which at that time were available only in
Chinese. The books were to be printed with wood blocks in an edition of seven thousand copies, a tremendous
undertaking....
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INWARD VIEW AND OUTWARD VIEW
To cling to onself as Buddha, oneself as Ch'an or the way, making that an understanding, is called clinging to the inward view.
Attainment by causes and conditions, practice and realization, making this an understanding, is called clinging to the outward view.
Master Pao-chi said, "The inward view and the outward view are both mistaken."
Ch'an master Pai-chang
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