Non-duality: Madhyamika, Yogacara, and Zen

Buddhism was first developed by India's Siddhartha Gautama as a means of ending suffering. Nirvana can finally be achieved by following the four noble truths and the way in the middle. The tradition of Mahayana was born in Buddhism, there are various interpretations about Buddhist teachings and new ideals. It emphasizes the role of bodhisattva and bodhisattva as means of getting enlightenment or becoming a Buddha. The nature of Buddha is no longer the same as that of Rome, it is beyond the level of Rome; he is a person who transcends the existence.

Bodhisattva teachings include some developments that have already advanced, such as the integration of philosophical Taoism and Buddhism. Taoist influenced the early Zen very deeply, and several philosophers and text were supported by both religions. In the early days of Mayaya Buddhism Madiyamica (around the 3 rd century CE) and yogakara (around 6 AD (638 - 713 AD)), Zen removed most of the Indian costumes that remained and added to the Chinese like us became. Because his personality and influence is reflected in Zen, some people in Zen believe that Ei is not Zen no Bodhisattva, but Zen's true father. Huineng 's term of office is still at the beginning of the Golden Age of Zen. During the same period as the Chinese Tang Dynasty from 618 to 907, this golden owner still tells stories through stories and stories.

Zen passed very quickly to Vietnam, which may have been transmitted to Vietnam as early as the 7th century. In the Golden Age, a series of teachers brought Zen to Korea. Dogen Eihei (1200 - 1253) was not the first Zen master in Japan, but he was the first person to establish his ancestors. After the Second World War, the Western side became interested in Zen and now Zen was founded in North America, Europe and so on. Zen is sometimes called "Daruma of face-to-face communication other than Buddhist scriptures". Dharma refers to doctrine and scripture in the context of Buddhism, but most of it is sacred text or Bible that is thought to be a copy of the verbal teachings of Buddha. Through the history of Zen, teachers communicated their understanding of Dharma to students through direct communication with them. This makes the teacher's pedigree important

The philosophy of Chinese Zen and Japanese Zen is based on various materials such as Madhyamaka, Yogacara, Laṅkāvatāra Sūtra, Huayan, and Buddhist texts. An important issue for Chen is the idea that secondaryism or "sudden enlightenment", that is, enlightenment happens suddenly. This view is promoted by Shen Hui and is a central issue being discussed in the "platform", this is an important Zen scripture created by China. Huayan's philosophy also affects Chen. Four Dharma's theory affects the five levels of Dong Shanliang (806-869), the founder of Cao Dong Chen's pedigree. Guifeng Zongmi, also Huayan Buddhist patriarch, has written extensively about Chen's philosophy and Avatamsaka.