Sengyo
Sengyo (Jap., ‘fish-run’). Zen expression derived from Chuang-tzu 31: ‘A fish-run is constructed to catch fish: we should keep the fish and forget the run. A snare is to catch rabbits: we should keep the rabbits and forget the snare. Words are to transmit meaning: we should keep the meaning and forget the words.’
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