Xiaoyao meets the fat monk.
The Fat Monk
Xiaoyao's adventures with the corpulent Daoist
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Would you like to LISTEN to the fat monk chapters?
Go to “Tales of the Fat Monk” on your favorite podcast feed, or click here:
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2276431
“Sword and Lute” under “At the Restaurant.”
“Submerged Dragon” under “At the Monastery.”
“Tea Tales in the Hermit’s Cave” under “With the Hermit.”
“The Nine-Toothed Rake” under “At the Monastery.”
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Recent Posts
- Winning Wild Grass Character
- Huang Yuanji on Dao De Jing Chapter 26
- Huang Yuanji comments on Laozi Chapter Six (“The Valley Spirit Does not Die”)
- The art of living and the game of Weiqi
- Li Dao-Chun explains the word Jīng
- Li Dao-Chun explains the word Dé
- Li Dao-Chun explains the word Dào
- Li Dao-Chun’s preface to the Dào Dé Huì Yuán
- Peng He-Lin Asks about the Dao 鹤林问道
- 大 道 行
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- henry z on Coming home a stranger
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- Nan Huai-Chin discusses Zhuge Liang’s “Letter to my Son” | The Fat Monk on Master Nan tells a Zen story
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The Fat Monk 
This is a great image, what’s the source?
It is a detail from a stele in the rear courtyard of the Bai Yun Guan.