Yiduan
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| Yīduàn | |
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| School | Ch'an |
| Personal | |
| Nationality | Chinese |
| Born | China |
| Senior posting | |
| Title | Ch'an master |
Yīduàn (義端) was a 12th century Chinese monk of the Chan (禪) school of Buddhism.
Yiduan is notable for the saying "Language is a sham, silence a lie, but beyond language and silence a road goes by" (語是謗, 寂是誑, 語寂向上有路在).
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