SamuraiMan Is Good-natured According To MenciusOriental scholars, especially the Chinese men of letters, se... The Next Step In The Mental Training In the next place we have to strive to be the master of our b... Do Thy Best And Leave The Rest To Providence There is another point of view which enables us to enjoy life... The World Is In The Making Our assertion is far from assuming that life is now complete,... The Five Ranks Of Merit Thus far we have stated how to train our body and mind accord... The Establishment Of The Rin Zai School Of Zen In Japan [FN#67] The Lin Tsi school was started by Nan Yoh, a pr... There Is No Mortal Who Is Non-moral Or Purely Immoral The same is the case with the third and the fourth class of p... Introduction Of Zen Into China By Bodhidharma An epoch-making event took place in the Buddhist history of C... Man Is Both Good-natured And Bad-natured According To Yan Hiung According to Yang Hiung and his followers, good is no less re... A Sutra Equal In Size To The Whole World The holy writ that Zen masters admire is not one of parchment... Nature Favours Nothing In Particular There is another point of view of life, which gave the presen... Buddha The Universal Life Zen conceives Buddha as a Being, who moves, stirs, inspires, ... The Courage And The Composure Of Mind Of The Zen Monk And Of The Samurai Fourthly, our Samurai encountered death, as is well known, wi... The Absolute And Reality Are But An Abstraction A grain of sand you, trample upon has a deeper significance t... The Buddha Of Mercy Milton says: Virtue may be assailed, but never hurt; Surp... Zen And Supernatural Power Yoga[FN#250] claims that various supernatural powers can be a... Let Go Of Your Idle Thoughts [FN#263] A famous Zenist, Mu-go-koku-shi, is said to ha... Idealism Is A Potent Medicine For Self-created Mental Disease In so far as Buddhist idealism refers to the world of sense, ... Man Is Neither Good-natured Nor Bad-natured According To Su Shih The difficulty may be avoided by a theory given by Su Shih ... Difficulties Are No Match For The Optimist How can we suppose that we, the children of Buddha, are put a... |
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