Buddhism
Pessimistic View Of The Ancient Hindus
In addition to this, the new theory of matter has entirely ov...
The Parable Of The Monk And The Stupid Woman
The confused or unenlightened may be compared with a monk and...
Idealistic Scepticism Concerning Religion And Morality
Similarly, it is the case with religion and morality. If we ...
The Introduction Of The So-to School Of Zen
This school was started by Tsing-Yuen (Sei-gen), an emine...
Enlightenment Implies An Insight Into The Nature Of Self
We cannot pass over, however, this weighty problem without sa...
The Great Person And Small Person
For these reasons Zen proposes to call man Buddha-natured or
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Flight Of The Sixth Patriarch
On the following morning the news of what had happened during...
The Disciples Under The Sixth Patriarch
Some time after this the Sixth Patriarch settled himself down...
Change As Seen By Zen
Zen, like Hinayanism, does not deny the doctrine of Transienc...
The Betterment Of Life
Again, people nowadays seem to feel keenly the wound of the
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Epicureanism And Life
There are a good many people always buoyant in spirit and mir...
Buddha Is Unnamable
Give a definite name to Deity, He would be no more than what ...
Life Consists In Conflict
Life consists in conflict. So long as man remains a social a...
Bodhidharma And His Successor The Second Patriarch
China was not, however, an uncultivated land for the seed of
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Man Is Both Good-natured And Bad-natured According To Yan Hiung Yo-yu
According to Yang Hiung and his followers, good is no less re...
The Eternal Life As Taught By Professor Munsterberg
Some philosophical pessimists undervalue life simply because ...
The Breathing Exercise Of The Yogi
Breathing exercise is one of the practices of Yoga, and somew...
Bodhidharma's Disciples And The Transmission Of The Law
For details, see Chwen Tang Luh and Den Ka Roku, by Kei Z...
Zen And Supernatural Power
Yoga claims that various supernatural powers can be acquired
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Idealism Is A Potent Medicine For Self-created Mental Disease
In so far as Buddhist idealism refers to the world of sense, ...