Buddhism
The Disciples Under The Sixth Patriarch
Some time after this the Sixth Patriarch settled himself down...
Bodhidharma And His Successor The Second Patriarch
China was not, however, an uncultivated land for the seed of
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Enlightenment Is Beyond Description And Analysis
In the foregoing chapters we have had several occasions to re...
Nature Favours Nothing In Particular
There is another point of view of life, which gave the presen...
Great Men And Nature
All great men, whether they be poets or scientists or religio...
Man Is Bad-natured According To Siun Tsz Jun-shi
The weaknesses of Mencius's theory are fully exposed by anoth...
Enlightenment Implies An Insight Into The Nature Of Self
We cannot pass over, however, this weighty problem without sa...
The Five Ranks Of Merit
Thus far we have stated how to train our body and mind accord...
Man Is Neither Good-natured Nor Bad-natured According To Su Shi
(So-shoku).
The difficulty may be avoided by a theory given ...
Zen After The Downfall Of The Ho-jo Regency
Towards the end of the Ho-Jo period, and after the downfall o...
The Resemblance Of The Zen Monk To The Samurai
Let us point out in brief the similarities between Zen and Ja...
Nature And Her Lesson
Nature offers us nectar and ambrosia every day, and everywher...
Poetical Intuition And Zen
Since Universal Life or Spirit permeates the universe, the po...
The World Is In The Making
Our assertion is far from assuming that life is now complete,...
A Sutra Equal In Size To The Whole World
The holy writ that Zen masters admire is not one of parchment...
The Irrationality Of The Belief Of Immortality
Occidental minds believe in a mysterious entity under the nam...
Introduction Of Zen Into China By Bodhidharma
An epoch-making event took place in the Buddhist history of C...
How To Worship Buddha
The author of Vimalakirtti-nirdeca-sutra well explains our at...
Zen Is Not Nihilistic
Zen judged from ancient Zen masters' aphorisms may seem, at t...
Buddha Dwelling In The Individual Mind
Enlightened Consciousness in the individual mind acquires for...