無法之法：論聖嚴法師默照禪的理論與實踐

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Title:	無法之法：論聖嚴法師默照禪的理論與實踐
Other Titles:	The Method of No-Method:On the Theory and Practice of Master Sheng Yen's Mo-Zhao Zen
Authors:	謝成豪 Hsieh, Cheng-Hao
Contributors:	國立高雄師範大學國文系研究所 Department of Chinese, National Kaohsiung Normal University
Keywords:	禪;默照禪;曹洞宗;聖嚴法師 Zen;Mo-Zhao Zen;Soto sect;Master Sheng-Yen
Date:	2011-06-01
Issue Date:	2013-12-24 10:15:44 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	南華大學宗教學研究所
Abstract:	聖嚴法師（1931-2009）以禪法教學揚名國際，他主要是傳承中國禪宗臨濟（話頭禪）與曹洞（默照禪）兩個法脈。對中國禪宗最偉大的貢獻，是在於他促使南宋曹洞宗宏智正覺（1091-1157）的默照禪起死回生，賦予這失傳已久的禪法新的生命，隨著法師的世界行腳，將默照禪傳揚到地球的十幾個國家。早期，法師是以教導「數息觀」以及「參話頭」為主，但是到了民國69年，開始在禪修期間指導「默照禪法」，並且從民國87年開始，陸續舉辦專修默照的禪七、禪十、禪十四、禪四十九，其生前親自主持超過十次以上的密集默照禪修活動，受益者不計其數。本論文研究的重點在對聖嚴法師的「默照禪」之理論與實踐的探討，欲從法師有關默照禪的著述，如：《默照》、《聖嚴法師教默照禪》、《如月印空：聖嚴法師默照禪講錄》、《無法之法：聖嚴法師默照禪法旨要》、《牛的印跡——禪修與開悟見性的道路》等，配合其禪學觀念，進行客觀的分析及論述，冀能忠實呈現聖嚴法師的默照禪法。 Master Sheng Yen (1931-2009) became known internationally for his meditation teaching, he belongs to the lineages of Chinese Zen Rinzai (Zen Hua Tou) and Soto (Mo-Zhao Zen). His greatest contribution in China lies in his efforts to bring Mo-Zhao Zen of Soto sect Wang Chi Ching (1091-1157) back to life. Master Sheng Yen enabled Zen Buddhism to spread to more than a dozen countries across the globe. In early days, he taught the Observation of breathing as well as Contemplation on Hua Tou, but in 1980, he began to teach Mo-Zhao Zen , and from 1998, he organized Zen retreats of 10, 14, 49 days. Master Sheng Yen personally presided over more than 10 intensive Mo-Zhao Zen retreats. The focus of this thesis is the Master Sheng Yen’s “Mo-Zhao Zen , ” and its theory and practice, with reference to his writings on Mo-Zhao Zen, such as: “Mo-Zhao”(《默照》), “Master Sheng Yen teaching Mo-Zhao Zen”(《聖嚴法師教默照禪》), “Illuminating Silence: The Practice of Chinese Zen”(《如月印空：聖嚴法師默照禪講錄》), “ The Method of No-method: The Chan Practice of Silent Illumination ”(《無法之法：聖嚴法師默照禪法旨要》), “Footprints of the ox: Principles of the Chan Buddhist path taught by a modern Chinese Master”(《牛的印跡——禪修與開悟見性的道路》), and so on. By referring to his Zen concept of objective analysis and discussion, this paper aims to faithfully revealing the core teachings of Master Sheng Yen’s Mo-Zhao Zen.
Relation:	世界宗教學刊 17期
Appears in Collections:	[The Journals of Nanhua University ] Journal of world religions [Graduate Institute of Religious Studies] Journal of world religions

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