Fenggan

Fenggan

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Fenggan, a eminent monk in Tang Dynasty, was also a fenggan. His birth and death date is unknown. He lived in the seventh and eighth centuries A.D. and lived around the beginning of the first Yuan Dynasty. She has her hair cut and eyebrows cut. She has a cloth bag and lives in Guoqing temple in Tiantai Mountain.

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In the day, they pound rice for monks, and in the night, they chant in their rooms, or ride tigers to patrol the corridors. People or borrow, only to "at any time", let alone other words. Taste in the capital for Lu Qiu Yin cure disease. Yin Mu Taizhou, Qi fenggan a word. Fenggan said: "after taking office, he paid homage to Manjusri and Puxian, and held a collection of vessels in the temple of the state of the Qing Dynasty. It was named Hanshan and the one who found it was also.". When Yin came to visit them, they said with a smile, "Feng Gan talks.". Then he went out and disappeared. He also visited fenggan temple, where he said: "after the Sutra, no one lived. Every time there was a tiger, he came here to roar.". Yin opened the house and saw nothing but tiger tracks.

There are only two poems written by Feng Gan.

Extant Poems

Two poems on the wall

firstly

Originally, there was nothing and no dust to brush. If you can get there, you don't have to sit here.

second

Since I came to Tiantai, I have passed tens of thousands of times. A body like cloud water, leisurely any to come.

There is no trouble at leisure, forgetting the opportunity to promote Buddhism and Taoism. There are many troubles for all living beings.

Wu Wu Shen wave sea, floating wheel three circles. It's a pity that a spiritual object has no beginning to be buried.

Electric light glimpses, life and death dust. Hanshan paid a special visit, and he often went back and forth.

On the heart of the moon, too empty outline no harm. The boundary of law is boundless, and a law is universal.

Chinese PinYin : Feng Gan