Samurai
Our Conception Of Buddha Is Not Final
Has, then, the divine nature of Universal Spirit been complet...
The Betterment Of Life
Again, people nowadays seem to feel keenly the wound of the
...
The Parable Of A Drunkard
Now the question arises, If all human beings are endowed with...
Where Then Does The Error Lie?
Where, then, does the error lie in the four possible proposit...
Poetical Intuition And Zen
Since Universal Life or Spirit permeates the universe, the po...
Zazen And The Forgetting Of Self
Zazen is a most effectual means of destroying selfishness, th...
The Beatitude Of Zen
We are far from denying, as already shown in the foregoing ch...
The Introduction Of The So-to School Of Zen
[FN#75] This school was started by Tsing-Yuen (Sei-gen)...
The Law Of Balance
Nature governs the world with her law of balance. She puts t...
The Theory Of Buddha-nature Adequately Explains The Ethical States Of Man
This theory of Buddha-nature enables us to get an insight int...
Hinayanism And Its Doctrine
The doctrine of Transience was the first entrance gate of Hin...
Change As Seen By Zen
Zen, like Hinayanism, does not deny the doctrine of Transienc...
The Fifth And The Sixth Patriarchs
Tao Sin transmitted the Law to Hung Jan (Ko-nin), who being e...
Zen And The Regent Generals Of The Ho-jo Period
No wonder, then, that the representatives of the Samurai clas...
Life Consists In Conflict
Life consists in conflict. So long as man remains a social a...
Zen Is Iconoclastic
For the followers of Bodhidharma, however, this conception of...
Personalism Of B P Bowne
B. P. Bowne[FN#204] says: They (phenomena) are not phantoms o...
Man Is Neither Good-natured Nor Bad-natured According To Su Shih
The difficulty may be avoided by a theory given by Su Shih ...
Universal Life Is Universal Spirit
These considerations naturally lead us to see that Universal ...
Life And Change
Transformation and change are the essential features of life;...