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#GreatMasterHongren #FifthPatriarchHongren #FifthPatriarchOfZen #StoryOfTheZenMaster #BuddhistDharmaTalk “To whom shall I transmit this Dharma?” Huangmei Tongshan in the Tang Dynasty. Hundreds of practitioners gathered around Great Master Hongren, who had become the Fifth Patriarch of Chinese Zen Buddhism. Among them was Great Master Shenxiu, who was revered by everyone for his outstanding scholarship and practice. People naturally thought: “Great Master Hongren’s Dharma will be passed on to Shenxiu.” However, Great Master Hongren’s choice was different. An unnamed man from the south, who had been silently pounding rice in a corner of the mountain temple. Why did Hongren entrust his robe and begging bowl to him, leaving behind so many other disciples? ⏱️ [ Timeline / Chapter ] 00:00 “My nature is Buddha-nature” (The first dialogue between Master Daoxin and the 7-year-old boy Hongren) 01:27 A Promise from a Past Life: The Reincarnation of the Pine Planter Old Man 05:19 Buddha-nature is Originally Empty (Hongren Becomes Daoxin’s Disciple) 09:08 Guard the Original True Mind — Protect the original true mind 11:15 The Dongshan Dharma School of Mt. Huangmei and the Communal Practice of Hundreds of Disciples 14:38 Like the Sun Behind the Clouds: The True Nature That Does Not Disappear Even Amidst Suffering 20:28 Shenxiu, the Chief Disciple Respected by the Masses, and Hongren’s Dilemma 25:22 To Whom Should the Dharma Be Transmitted (The Criterion of the Dharma Lineage is the True Nature of the Mind) 31:26 The Appearance of Huineng, a Poor Man from the Southern Frontier ("Is There a North and South in Buddha-nature?") 33:45 Deep Shenxiu's Verse Hanging in the Night Hallway ("Cleanse the Mind Like a Mirror") 38:22 Huineng's Verse Resounding in the Mill ("Originally, There Is Not a Single Thing") 41:36 The Transmission of the Dharma in the Third Watch: 'One Should Lay Nothing, Yet Give Birth to the Mind' and the Transmission of the Robe and Alms Bowl 43:53 Great Master Hongren's Passing and the Verse of Dharma Transmission ("Sowing Seeds in the Land of Causality") 47:13 Do Not Try to Forcibly Change Your Mind (The Comfort Hongren Offers to Us Today) 50:08 Preview of the Next Story: The Sixth Patriarch Huineng Disappears Embracing His Robe and Alms Bowl In this video, we follow: The karmic connection between Great Master Daoxin and Great Master Hongren, The Dongsan Dharma Discourse that blossomed in the Huangmei Garden, The teaching of 'Following the Original True Mind' emphasized by Hongren, The Verses of Shenxiu and the Nameless Man, And the process by which the Dharma was passed down to the Sixth Patriarch Huineng later on. What Master Hongren emphasized was not the creation of a new mind. He asserted that our original mind has been bright from the very beginning, merely obscured by defilements and greed. Clouds can block the sun, but they cannot eliminate the sun itself. What is currently obscuring your mind? Through the life and teachings of the Fifth Patriarch, Master Hongren, we reflect together on the mind that has existed within us from the very beginning. The next story continues with the Sixth Patriarch, Master Huineng, who ushered in a new era of Chinese Zen Buddhism. #MasterHongren #FifthPatriarchHongren #FifthPatriarchOfZen #FollowingTheOriginalMind #DongshanDharmaTalks #MasterShenzhou #MasterHuineng #MasterDaoxin #ChineseZenBuddhism #ZenBuddhism #Buddhism #BuddhistStories #BuddhistDharmaTalks #StoriesOfZenMasters #MindStudy