Zen Buddhism: JapanIn this second volume of his classic history, one of the world's foremost Zen scholars turns his attention to the development of Zen in Japan. |
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abbot Ashikaga Bankei Bashō biography in Zengaku brief biography Buddha mind Buddha nature bukkyō China Chinese master Collcutt Confucian culture Daitoku-ji Daruma school death Dharma heir disciples Dōgen edition Edo period Eihei Eihei-ji Eisai Ejō emperor English translation enlightenment experience Five Mountains Furuta garden Gasan Gikai history of Zen hōgoshū Imaeda important Japan Japanese Buddhism Japanese Zen Ju-ching Keizan Kennin-ji kōan Kokushi goroku Kyoto Kyūshū Lin-chi Mahāyāna Meiji monastic Mount Hiei Munan Muromachi period Musō Myōshin-ji Nanzen-ji Nihon no zen-goroku Nōnin Oshō patriarchs religious Rinzai school Rinzai Zen Ryōkan shingi Shingon Shōbōgenzō shōgun Sōtō Sōtō school Sōtō Zen spiritual style Sung period Sutra sūtras Suzuki Ta-hui Takeuchi Takuan teaching Tendai Tetsugen Tōfuku-ji Tokugawa Tokyo tradition Unborn Yanagida Yin-yüan zazen Zen Buddhism Zen Dust Zen monasteries Zen monks Zen no rekishi Zen practice Zen school Zen temples Zengaku daijiten Zenji
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The Voice of God on Mount Sinai: Rabbinic Commentaries on Exodus 20:1 in the ... Reinhard Neudecker No preview available - 2002 |