In number 36, Goso claims that a Man of the Way must be greeted with neither words nor silence.
In number 29, Eno ends the argument about whether the wind or the flag is moving. In number 36, Goso claims that a Man of the Way must be greeted with neither words nor silence. The second one describes a monk turned into a fox who is finally released from rebirth by the words of Hyakujo, while the fourth one asks why Bodhidharma lacks a beard. Beginning with Joshu's famous answer to the question of the Buddha nature of a dog, this work is often paired with the Blue Cliff Record. FTP, identify this collection of Zen koans written by Wu-men Hui-hai whose title is itself a paradox.
In number 29, Eno ends the argument about whether the wind or the flag is moving.
Gateless Gate or Gateless Barrier or Mumon Ekai (prompt on koan)