Siska,
I think it was both Huang Po and the fellow who chased the Sixth Patriarch in
search of the Dharma (not the robe). They both speak of tasting water and
knowing for oneself whether it is warm or cold, as a metaphor for sensing
themselves their awakening to their true nature.
Not the Mumonkan; forgive!
So, see the PLATFORM SUTRA OF HUI-NENG; and, the Record of Huang-Po. I'd like
to know from you what you say the Chinese says. Thanks.
--Joe
> siska_cen@... wrote:
>
> Which classic Zen story? I'm interested to learn the chinese character.
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