The Chinese term Ch'an (Japanese reading: Zen) or Ch'an-ra is a phonetic rendering of the Sanskrit Dhyana, which is usually translated in English as Meditation. The traditional account of the origin of the Ch'an or Zen school is that the Buddha, in addition to his Scriptures, possessed an esoteric teaching that was transmitted independently of written texts. This teaching he transmitted personally to one of his disciples, who in turn transmitted it to his own disciple. In this way, it was handed down until it reached Bodhidharma, who is supposed to have been the twentyeighth Patriarch in India, and who came to China some time between 520 and 526, where he became the first Tsu (Patriarch, literally, Ancestor) of the Ch'an school in China. 去书内

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    中文“禅”(日语:Zen)或“禅”是梵语“禅”(Dhyana)的读音,在英语中通常翻译为“冥想”。关于禅宗起源的传统说法是,佛陀除了他的经书之外,还拥有一种独立于书面文本传播的深奥教义。他亲自把这个教训传给他的一个门徒,这个门徒又传给他自己的门徒。菩提达摩被认为是印度的第二十八祖师,他在520年到526年间来到中国,在那里他成为中国禅宗的第一位祖(祖师,字面意思,祖先)

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