Buddhism
Man Is Bad-natured According To Siun Tsz Jun-shi
The weaknesses of Mencius's theory are fully exposed by anoth...
The Method Of Instruction Adopted By Zen Masters
Thus far we have described the doctrine of Zen inculcated by ...
The Parable Of The Monk And The Stupid Woman
The confused or unenlightened may be compared with a monk and...
The Law Of Balance
Nature governs the world with her law of balance. She puts t...
Zen And Nirvana
The beatitude of Zen is Nirvana, not in the Hinayanistic sens...
Zen After The Downfall Of The Ho-jo Regency
Towards the end of the Ho-Jo period, and after the downfall o...
Nature Is The Mother Of All Things
Furthermore, man has come into existence out of Nature. He i...
The Characteristics Of Do-gen The Founder Of The Japanese So To Sect
In the meantime seekers after a new truth gradually began to ...
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...
Universal Life Is Universal Spirit
These considerations naturally lead us to see that Universal ...
Idealism Is A Potent Medicine For Self-created Mental Disease
In so far as Buddhist idealism refers to the world of sense, ...
The Examination Of The Notion Of Self
The belief in immortality is based on the strong instinct of
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Sutras Used By Zen Masters
Ten Dai failed to explain away the discrepancies and contradi...
Bodhidharma's Disciples And The Transmission Of The Law
For details, see Chwen Tang Luh and Den Ka Roku, by Kei Z...
Hinayanism And Its Doctrine
The doctrine of Transience was the first entrance gate of Hin...
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...
Great Men And Nature
All great men, whether they be poets or scientists or religio...
The First Step In The Mental Training
Some of the old Zen masters are said to have attained to supr...
The Mystery Of Life
Thus far we have pointed out the inevitable conflictions in l...
