천태사상에 나타난 육즉(六卽)과 원돈지관의 의미 - 즉(卽)의 의미에 초점을 맞추어서 -

Abstract

In this article, we will examine the meaning of six ji (六卽), perfect and sudden cessation and observation (圓頓止觀) in Tiantai thought, focusing on the meaning of ji. In chapter 2, we look at the meaning of ji (卽). When we talk about life and death, that is, nirvana, the ‘that is (卽)’ means that life and death, nirvana are not the same thing, but through a change in perception, life and death, nirvana can be experienced as the same state. In other words, the meaning of ‘that is (卽)’ is different yet the same. In chapter 3, we learn about six ji (六卽) of Tiantai thought. In six ji, ‘six’ means that there are six stages of practice, and ji (卽) means that from the point of view of thusness, these six stages of practice are not different. In chapter 4, we look at the meaning of ji (卽) that appears in perfect and sudden cessation and observation (圓頓止觀) as well. There are times when perfect and sudden cessation and observation (圓頓 止觀) is explained by dividing it into six stages, and in this case too, the meaning of six ji (六卽) is found. As in the case of six ji (六卽), from the point of view of thusness, the six stages of this perfect and sudden cessation and observation (圓頓止觀) are not differentiated, but from the phenomenal world, these six stages of this perfect and sudden cessation and observation (圓頓止觀) are differentiated.