(Zen Master) DOGEN ZENJI'S ^(1200-1253) (道元禅師)
(Gender Inclusive) STUDIES OF THE WAY (學道)
95-Fascicle SHOBOGENZO (正法眼蔵),
Selections from EIHEI KOROKU (永平広録), & Other Writings
Alphabetical Index of Selected Translations & Commentary
with Links to Citations & Photo Illustrations
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Although he taught in the early 13th Century in Old Japan, Dogen Zenji respected, included and invited women most enthusiastically to become masters of Zen. He also included historical women practitioners, saints and everyday women followers in the context of various teachings. His expression, "someone," or "anyone," was always meant to be gender-inclusive. Dogen quotes Joshu (in the Gyoji) as saying, "If I meet someone who is superior to me, even if she is a seven-year-old girl, I will ask her for the Way, and even if he is a hundred-year-old man, if he is my inferior, I will teach him."

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Recommended Introductory Texts:
Moon in a Dewdrop and Enlightenment Unfolds
(Dogen translations by Kazuaki Tanahashi)
Flowers of Emptiness (Dogen translations by Hee-Jin Kim)
Zen is Eternal Life (Dogen essays, commentary by Abbess Jiyu-Kennett)
Impermanence is Buddha Nature (Commentary, Joan Stambaugh)
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Recommended on Dogen, Women & Zen:
Receiving the Marrow, Teachings on Dogen by Soto Zen Women Priests
and in the Shobogenzo, see especially Dogen's
Raihai Tokuzui | Katto | Gyoji | Shin Fukatoku
For Intro to Dogen's Ecospirituality see: Kobutsu-Shin
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^{(Composition dates, acc. to Hee-Jin Kim, Taigen Daniel Leighton, Steven Heine, et al)}
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安居

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Ango ⁽¹²⁴⁵⁾

The Summer Retreat  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Retreat  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Practice Period  _______(c) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi The Training Period  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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阿羅漢

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Arakan ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Arhat  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Arhat  _______(b) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by S. Weinstein The Arhat  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Arhat  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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梅華

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Baika (Baike) (Baige) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Plum Blossoms  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Plum Blossom  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Plum Blossoms  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Plum Flowers  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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辨道法

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Bendoho ^{(1244-1246, "at Daibutsuji")}  

How to Train in Buddhism  _______(a) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi The Model for Engaging the Way  _______(b) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community, Leighton & Okumura

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辨道話

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Bendowa ⁽¹²³¹⁾

On the Endeavor of the Way | citations (Zazen Way)  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Discourse on Doing One's Utmost Practicing the Way of the Buddha | citations (Ferrying)  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Talk on Wholehearted Practice of the Way  _______(c) The Whole Hearted Way, tr. by Okumura & Leighton A Talk on Wholehearted Practice of the Way | citations (Love Letter to Zazen)  _______(d) Selections, Commentary by Zenkei Blanche Hartman, from Dogen Zen and Its Relevance for Our Time (tr. S. Okumura) Dancing the Dharma (Selections, Commentary)  _______(e) Receiving the Marrow, Teijo Munnich, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Bendowa (with Tanahashi translation) | commentary (Gender & Class Equality)  _______(f) Introduction to Receiving the Marrow, by Eido Frances Carney A Story of Buddhist Practice  _______(g) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Talk on the Practice of the Way | citations (Original Ground)  _______(h) Shikantaza, An Introduction to Zazen, tr. by Shohaku Okumura A Talk about Pursuing the Truth  _______(i) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Discourse on the Practice of the Way (Commentary) | citations (Dualities Realized)  _______(j) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004), Hee-Jin Kim Negotiating the Way  _______(k) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe Lecture on Training  _______(l) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) Bendowa by Dogen  _______(m) The Soto Approach to Zen, tr. by Masunaga Reiho A Talk on Exerting the Way  _______(n) White Wind, tr. by Anzan Hoshin roshi & Yasuda Joshu Dainen roshi

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菩提薩埵四摂法

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Bodaisatta Shishobo (Bodaisatta Shisho-Ho) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Bodhisattva's Four Methods of Guidance  | citations (Saving Turtles & Sparrows) _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Four Exemplary Acts of a Bodhisattva  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Four Elements of a Bodhisattva's Social Relations  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Four Integrative Methods of Bodhisattvas  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Bodaisatta-Shisho-Bo (selections, commentary)   _______(e) Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi

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佛向上事

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Bukkojoji (75-Fascicle Version) (Butsu-Kojo-no-Ji) ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Going Beyond Buddha  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Process of Going Beyond the Buddha (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Experiencing That Which Is Above and Beyond Buddhahood  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Training After Realization | citations (beyond grasping)  _______(d) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Going Beyond Buddha (Selections, Commentary) | citations (inaudible in the audible)  _______(e) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004), Hee-Jin Kim Beyond Buddha  _______(f) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook The Matter of the Ascendant State of Buddha  _______(g) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Continuous Development beyond Buddha  _______(h) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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佛向上事

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Bukkojoji (28-Fascicle Version) (Butsu-Kojo-no-Ji)

The Matter of the Ascendant State of Buddha | citations (Guanyin)  _______(a) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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佛經

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Bukkyo (Sutras) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Buddhist Scriptures | citation (Hannyatara) | citation (bodhi tree)   _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Buddhist Sutras  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Bukkyo  _______(c) Selections & Commentary, Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi The Buddhist Sutras | citations (cosmic sutras)   _______(d) Selections, Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004) by Hee-Jin Kim The Buddha's Sutras  _______(e) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen

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佛教

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Bukkyo (Teachings) ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

What the Buddha Taught  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Buddha's Teaching  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Buddhist Teaching  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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佛性

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Bussho ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

The Buddha Nature (selections) | citations (buddha-nature identity)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Buddha Nature  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Buddha Nature  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Buddha-Nature  _______(d) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe Buddha Nature   _______(e) The Formless Self, Joan Stambaugh Buddha-Nature (various citations, commentary)  _______(f) Impermanence is Buddha-Nature, Joan Stambaugh Buddha-Nature  _______(g) Selections, Commentary, Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi Buddha-Nature | citations (acting out buddha nature)  _______(h) Selections, Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004) by Hee-Jin Kim Buddha-nature | citations (environment as teacher)   _______(i) The Japanese Arts & Self-Cultivation, R. E. Carter and E. Deutsch Buddha-Nature  _______(j) Selections, Commentary, Zen Enlightenment, Heinrich Dumoulin

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佛祖

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Busso ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

Buddhas and Patriarchs   _______(a) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Buddha Ancestors  | citations (bringing forth old buddhas) _______(b) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Buddhas and the Ancestors  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Buddhist Patriarchs  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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佛道

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Butsudo ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Way of the Buddha  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Way of the Buddha  _______(b) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Buddhist Truth  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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知事清規

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Chiji Shingi (Eihei-ji Chiji Shingi) ⁽¹²⁴⁶⁾

CONTENTS 監院 Kan-in (Drector) 維那 Ino (Supervisor of Monks) 典座 Tenzo (Chief Cook) 直歳 Shissui (Work Leader) Pure Standards for the Temple Adminsitrators  _______(a) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community (Eihei Shinji),  tr. by Taigen Daniel Leighton & S. Okumura Guidelines for Officers of the Eihei Monastery  _______(b) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi

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大悟

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Daigo ^{(1242, 1244)}

Great Enlightenment (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Great Enlightenment (Selections & Commentary) | citations (foci not polarities)   _______(b) Dogen on Meditation and Thinking (Ch.1), tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Great Realization  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Great Awakening  _______(d) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook Great Realization (Selections, Commentary) | citations (playing in the mud)  _______(e) Receiving the Marrow, Bakurin Judith Ragir, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Great Realization  _______(f) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Great Enlightenment  _______(g) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi Great Understanding  _______(h) Rational Zen: The Mind of Dogen Kigen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Great Enlightenment  _______(i) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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大修行

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Daishugyo / Dai-Shugyo ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

The Great Practice  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Great Practice of the Way  _______(b) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Great Practice  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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陀羅尼

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Darani (Dharini) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Invocations: What We Offer to the Buddhas and Ancestors  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Dharani  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Mystic Formula  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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傳衣

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Den'e ⁽¹²⁴⁰⁾

The Transmission of the Kesa | citations (robe of enlightenment)  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Transmission of the Robe  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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道元禅師和歌集

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Dogen Zenji Wakashu 

Waka Poems [by Dogen] (selections) | citations (15-J & 62-J, traces disappear)  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Waka Poems [by Dogen] (selections) | citations (15-J & 19-J, waterfowl, boats)  _______(b) The Enlightened Heart, ed. by Stephen Mitchell Waka Poem [by Dogen] (with Commentary) | citation (61-J, waterfowl, empty drops)  _______(c) Buddha Nature by Sallie B. King Waka Poems [by Dogen] (selections) | citations ( 9-J & 14-J, high rocks)  _______(d) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Zen Poetry of Dogen (Complete Wakashu)  _______(e) Verses from the Mountain of Eternal Peace, tr. by Steven Heine    GROUP 1 (The Final Journey) (1-J—2-J)     GROUP 2 (Five Poems on the Lotus Sutra) (3-J—7-J) | citations (marketplace dharma)    GROUP 3 (The First Snowfall) (8-J)    GROUP 4 (Doctrinal Poems) (9-J—20-J) | citations (ice crystal)    GROUP 5 (Poems from a Grass Hut) (21-J—53-J)    GROUP 6 (Supplementary Poems) (54-J—63-J)

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道心 (佛道)

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Doshin (Butsudo)

The Mind's Search for Truth  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Will to the Truths  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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道得

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Dotoku ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Expressing What One Has Realized | citations (monastic presence)  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Expression | citations (grass hut)  _______(b) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook Expressing the Truth  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Speaking of the Way  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens Expression | citations (what the Way expresses)  _______(e) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (selections, commentary) by Hee-Jin Kim Expression | citations (living language)  _______(f) Dogen on Meditation & Thinking (selections, commentary), Hee-Jin Kim

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永平広録

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Eihei Koroku ^(1223-1253)

Dogen's Extensive Record [originally 10 Vols. as listed below]  _______(a) A Translation of the Eihei Koroku, by Leighton & Okumura Universal Book of Eternal Peace, Selections from the Eihei Koroku  _______(b) Rational Zen: The Mind of Dogen Kigen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Eternal Peace (selections)   _______(c) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Informal Talks (selections)    _______(d) Timeless Spring: Soto Zen Anthology by Thomas Cleary The Record of Dogen's Later Period at Eihei-ji (selections)  _______(e) The Zen Canon: Understanding the Classic Texts, tr. by Steven Heine, Dale S. Wright Poems (selections)   _______(f) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Poems (selections)   _______(g) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Zen Poems of Dogen   _______(h) Verses from the Mountain of Eternal Peace, tr. by Steven Heine

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永平広録 (一)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume One, JODO) ^(1236-1243)

Koshoji Goroku (Recorded Sayings of the Founder of Koshoji) (Collected by Senne, Attendant of Dogen Zenji) EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #001-010 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #011-020 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #021-030       citation from #029 (on white flowers all unalike) EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #031-040 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #041-050       citation from #046 (skin, flesh, bones, marrow) EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #051-060 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #061-070 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #071-080 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #081-090       citation from #090 (on New Year Blossoms) EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #091-100 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #101-110 EK 1 Dharma Hall Discourse #111-126

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永平広録 (二)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Two, JODO) ^(1245-1246)

Daibutsu Goroku (Recorded Sayings of the Founder of Daibutsuji) Collected by Ejo, Attendant of Dogen Zenji EK 2 Dharma Hall Discourse #127-130 EK 2 Dharma Hall Discourse #131-140 EK 2 Dharma Hall Discourse #141-150 EK 2 Dharma Hall Discourse #151-160 EK 2 Dharma Hall Discourse #161-170 EK 2 Dharma Hall Discourse #171-180 EK 2 Dharma Hall Discourse #181-184

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永平広録 (三)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Three, JODO) ^(1246-1248)

Eihei Zenji Goroku (Recorded Sayings at Eiheiji Temple) Collected by Ejo, Attendant of Dogen Zenji EK 3 Dharma Hall Discourse #185-190 EK 3 Dharma Hall Discourse #191-200 EK 3 Dharma Hall Discourse #211-230 EK 3 Dharma Hall Discourse #231-240 EK 3 Dharma Hall Discourse #241-250 EK 3 Dharma Hall Discourse #251-257

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永平広録 (四)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Four, JODO) ^(1248-1249)

Eihei Zenji Goroku (Recorded Sayings at Eiheiji Temple) Collected by Ejo, Attendant of Dogen Zenji EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #258-260 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #261-270 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #271-280 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #281-290 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #291-300 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #301-310 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #311-320 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #321-330 EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #331-340       citation from #336 (Transcribing Dharma) EK 4 Dharma Hall Discourse #341-345

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永平広録 (五)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Five, JODO) ^(1249-1251)

Eihei Zenji Goroku (Recorded Sayings at Eiheiji Temple) Collected by Gien, Attendant of Dogen Zenji EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #346-350 EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #351-360 EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #361-370 EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #371-380 EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #381-390 EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #391-400 EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #401-410 EK 5 Dharma Hall Discourse #411-413

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永平広録 (六)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Six, JODO) ⁽¹²⁵¹⁾

Eihei Zenji Goroku (Recorded Sayings at Eiheiji Temple) Collected by Gien, Attendant of Dogen Zenji EK 6 Dharma Hall Discourse #414-420 EK 6 Dharma Hall Discourse #421-430 EK 6 Dharma Hall Discourse #431-440       citation from #431 (Southern Buddha Nature) EK 6 Dharma Hall Discourse #441-450 EK 6 Dharma Hall Discourse #451-460 EK 6 Dharma Hall Discourse #461-470

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永平広録 (七)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Seven, JODO) ^(1251-1252)

Eihei Zenji Goroku (Recorded Sayings at Eiheiji Temple) Collected by Gien, Attendant of Dogen Zenji EK 7 Dharma Hall Discourse #471-480 EK 7 Dharma Hall Discourse #481-490 EK 7 Dharma Hall Discourse #491-500 EK 7 Dharma Hall Discourse #501-510 EK 7 Dharma Hall Discourse #511-520       citation from #518 (on circles protected & cared for) EK 7 Dharma Hall Discourse #521-531

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永平広録 (八)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Eight) ^(1245-1246)

Eshu Eihei Zenji Dogen Osho Shosan (Master Dogen's Informal Talks at Eiheiji Temple) Collected by Ejo, Attendant of Dogen Zenji & Others __ __ __ SHOSAN (Informal Meetings) (talks for discussion given in Dogen's Quarters)  #01 [The Suchness of Grasping and Letting Go] #02 [Dwelling Thoroughly in the Mountains] #03 [The Dynamic Relationship of Ancient & Present] #04 [Nine Times Nine in the Deep Snow] #05 [A Great Dojo] #06 [Our Temple is Great Awakening] #07 [A Complete Dharma Year] #08 [Ninety Days of Great Peace] #09 [The Meaning of the Green Pine] #10 [Informal Meeting at New Year's Eve] #11 [For the Love of Buddha's Lively Eyes] #12 [The Nectar within Forms and Rituals] #13 [Returning to the Source] #14 [The Solid Rock at the Gate] #15 [Transmitting the Jewels of Yaoshan's Words] #16 [Renewing Laughter] #17 [Clouds & Waters Meet Equally with Clouds & Waters] #18 [Kind Hearts in Deep Snow] #19 [Sitting Upright like Bamboo] __ __ __ HOGO (Dharma Words)  #01 [Awakening to the Marketplace] #02 [Traveling Through the Great Way] #03 [The Function of Half-Turning] #04 [The Inexpressible Dharma] #05 [The Active Verification of Play in Samadhi] #06 [The Devoted Effort of a Work Leader] #07 [Enlightenment Refreshed at Work] #08 [Golden Fish Freed from the Hook] #09 [The Vital Stream of "Mind Itself is Buddha"] #10 [Healing the Whole Body] #11 [Verification, Practice, & Expounding are One & the Same] #12 [Taking the Flower of the Ancient Buddhas] #13 [Young Mind of an Ancient Buddha] #14 [Good Teachers for Lay Practitioners] __ __ __ FUKANZAZENGI (separate listing )

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永平広録 (九)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Nine, JUKO) ^{(from 1236)}

Dogen Osho Juko (Master Dogen's Verses Praising Ancient Koans [公案]) Collected by Senne, Attendant of Dogen Zenji & Others Geju Verses #001-005 Geju Verses #006-010 Geju Verses #011-015 Geju Verses #016-020 Geju Verses #021-025 Geju Verses #026-030 Geju Verses #031-035 Geju Verses #036-040 Geju Verses #041-045 Geju Verses #046-050 Geju Verses #051-055 Geju Verses #056-060 Geju Verses #061-065 Geju Verses #066-070 Geju Verses #071-075 Geju Verses #076-080 Geju Verses #081-085 Geju Verses #086-090

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永平広録 (十)

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Eihei Koroku (Volume Ten) ^(1223-1253)

Dogen Osho Shinsan, Jisan, and Geju Collected by Senne, Attendant of Dogen Zenji & Others SHINSAN ( Master Dogen's Verses of Praise on Portraits)  Shinsan Verses #001-005 JISAN (Master Dogen's Verses of Praise on Portraits of Himself)  Jisan Verses #001-005 Jisan Verses #006-010 Jisan Verses #011-015 Jisan Verses #016-020 GEJU (Master Dogen's Assorted Verses)  Geju Verses #001-005 Geju Verses #006-010 Geju Verses #011-015 Geju Verses #016-020 Geju Verses #021-025 Geju Verses #026-030 Geju Verses #031-035 Geju Verses #036-040 Geju Verses #041-045 Geju Verses #046-050 Geju Verses #051-055 Geju Verses #056-060 Geju Verses #061-065 Geju Verses #066-070 Geju Verses #071-075 Geju Verses #076-080 Geju Verses #081-085 Geju Verses #086-090 Geju Verses #091-095 Geju Verses #096-100 Geju Verses #101-105 Geju Verses #106-110 Geju Verses #111-115 Geju Verses #116-120 Geju Verses #121-125

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永平清規

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Eihei Shingi

CONTENTS Tenzokyokun (典座教訓) (separate listing) Bendoho (弁道法) (separate listing) Fushukuhanpo (赴粥飯法) (separate listing) Taitaiko Gogejariho (対大己五夏闍梨法) (separate listing) Shuryo Shingi (衆寮清規) (separate listing) Chiji Shingi (知事清規) (separate listing) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community  _______(a) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community, Leighton & Okumura

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普勧坐禅儀

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Fukan Zazengi ^{(1227 & later edited)}

A Universal Recommendation for Zazen | citations  _______(a) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi General Recommendations for Doing Zazen  _______(b) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Universally Recommended Instructions for Zazen  _______(c) Soto School Scriptures, Soto Zen Text Project Universal Promotion of the Principles of Zazen  _______(d) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe Recommending Zazen to All People   _______(e) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Recommending Zazen to All People   _______(f) Beyond Thinking, ed, by Kazuaki Tanahashi Principles of Seated Meditation  _______(g) On Zen Practice (tr. Carl Bielefeldt), ed. Maezumi & Glassman Universally Recommended Instructions for Zazen   _______(h) A Translation of the Eihei Koroku (Vol. 8), by Leighton & Okumura Commentary on Fukanzazengi  _______(i) by Hakuyu Taizan Maezumi, Art of Just Sitting, ed. by J. D. Loori Rules for Meditation | citations  _______(j) An Introduction to the Tradition of Serene Reflection Meditation, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) Fukanzazengi  _______(k) The Soto Approach to Zen, tr. by Masunaga Reiho Universal Guide to the Standard Method of Zazen  _______(l) Master Dogen's Shinji Shobogenzo (Bk 1), tr. by Gudo Nishijima Fukanzazengi (commentary on Dogen Zenji & Gertrude Stein) | citations  _______(m) Impermanence is Buddha-nature, by Joan Stambaugh The Fukanzazengi  _______(n) Zen: Simply Sitting: A Zen Monk's Commentary by Philippe Coupe The Way of Zazen Recommended to Everyone  _______(o) Shikantaza, An Introduction to Zazen, tr. by Shohaku Okumura How Everyone Can Sit  _______(p) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen

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赴粥飯法

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Fushuku-hampo (Fushukuhampo)

Meal-Time Regulations  _______(a) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) The Dharma for Taking Food  _______(b) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community (Eihei Shinji), tr. by Taigen Daniel Leighton & S. Okumura How to Use Your Bowls  _______(c) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen

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畫餅

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Gabyo ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Painting of a Rice Cake  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Pictured Cakes (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim A Painting of a Rice Cake  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens A Picture of a Rice Cake  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman A Painting of a Rice Cake - Living Beyond Buddha  _______(e) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi A Painting of a Rice Cake  _______(f) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook A Picture of Rice Cake  _______(g) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Painted Rice Cakes  _______(h) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen

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學道用心集

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Gakudo Yojin-shu ⁽¹²³⁴⁾

Guidelines for Studying the Way  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Points to Watch in Buddhist Training  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi Important Aspects of Zen  _______(c) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師)

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眼睛

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Ganzei ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Eye of a Buddha  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Eye-Pupil  _______(b) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook Eyes  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Enlightened Vision  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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現成公案

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Genjo Koan ⁽¹²³³⁾

Actualizing the Fundamental Point  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Realization-koan (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Koan Realized in Life (Selections, Commentary)  _______(c) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004), Hee-Jin Kim Practically Getting the Point | citations (after a snow storm)   _______(d) Lotus Moon: Poetry of Buddhist Nun Rengetsu (tr. by John Stevens), with afterword by Bonnie Myotai Treace, Sensei Manifesting Absolute Reality  _______(e) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook The Actualization of Enlightenment  Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens _______(f) The Realized Universe  _______(g) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Issue at Hand  _______(h) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Genjokoan (Commentary)  _______(i) Mind of Clover: Gandhi, Dogen and Deep Ecology, by Robert Aitken The Way of Everyday Life  _______(j) On Zen Practice, Taizan Maezumi & Bernie Glassman Genjokoan (Commentary) | citations (firewood & changing world)   _______(k) The Silent Question by Toni Packer The Problem of Everyday Life | citations (why use a fan?)  _______(l) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) Genjokoan (Commentary) | citations (liberation and ritual practice)  _______(m) Bonds of Civility by Eiko Ikegami The Spiritual Question as It Manifests Before Your Very Eyes   _______(n) All is One and All is Different, Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi The Spiritual Question as It Manifests Before Your Very Eyes  _______(o) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Genjokoan (Citation and Commentary) | citations (on an ox in search of an ox)  _______(p) The Oxherder: A Zen Parable Illustrated, Stephanie Wada Genjokoan (Commentary)  _______(q) Zen Action, Zen Person, by Thomas P. Kasulis Genjo Koan  _______(r) The Formless Self, Joan Stambaugh, various citations Genjo Koan (Commentary) | citations (doing not doing)  _______(s) What Is Zen? by Alan Watts Genjokoan  _______(t) Flowers fall : a commentary on Dogen's Genjokoan, by Hakuun Yasutani, tr. by Paul Jaffe Genjo Koan  _______(u) The Soto Approach to Zen, tr. by Masunaga Reiho The Actualization of Enlightenment  _______(v) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens The Question of Our Lives | citations (watching the shore)   _______(w) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen

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行佛威儀

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Gyobutsu Iigi ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

Majestic Bearing of the Enactment-buddha | citations (transformative activity)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness (selections), tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Everyday Behavior of a Buddha Doing His Practice  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Always Becoming Buddha  _______(c) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi The Dignified Behavior of Acting Buddha  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Awesome Presence of Active Buddhas  _______(e) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi

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行持 (上)

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Gyoji (Upper) ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Ceaseless Practice  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Activity Unremtting (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Continuous Practice | citations (Age, Gender, no Barriers)  _______(c) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Continuous Practice, Fascicle One | citations (Circle of the Way)   _______(d) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi [Pure] Conduct and Observance [of Precepts] - Part 1  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Manifesting Suchness  _______(f) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe

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行持 (下)

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Gyoji (Lower) ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Ceaseless Practice  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Activity Unremtting (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Continuous Practice, Fascicle Two  _______(c) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi | citations  [Pure] Conduct and Observance [of Precepts] - Part 2  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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八大人覚

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Hachi Dainingaku ⁽¹²⁵³⁾

The Eight Realizations of a Great One   _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Eight Aspects of Enlightenment  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi The Eight Awarenesses of Great People  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Eight Awakenings of Great Beings  _______(d) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Eight Truths of a Great Human Being  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Eight Awarenesses of the Enlightened Person  _______(f) The Hazy Moon of Enlightenment, Maezumi & Glassman, tr. by Taizan Maezumi & Francis Cook

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柏樹子

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Hakujushi ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

The Cypress Tree  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Cypress Tree (Bilingual) | citations  _______(b) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt Cedar Trees  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Oak Tree  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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偏參

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Henzan (Hensan) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

All-Inclusive Study  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Seeking One's Master Far and Wide  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Thorough Exploration  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Extensive Study (Bilingual)  _______(d) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt Direct Study under a Master  _______(e) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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法華轉法華

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Hokke Ten Hokke ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

The Flowering of the Dharma Sets the Dharma's Flowering in Motion  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Lotus Flower of the Dharma | citations (outside time)  _______(b) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi The Flower of Dharma Turns the Flower of Dharma  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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宝慶記

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Hokyo-ki ⁽¹²²⁶⁾

Journal of My Study in China  _______(a) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Hokyo-ki (Record of the Pao-ching Era)  _______(b) Dogen's Formative Years in China, tr. by Takashi James Kodera

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法性

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Hossho ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The True Nature of All Things  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Nature of Things  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary The Dharma-nature  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Dharmata, the real nature of phenomena  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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發菩提心

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Hotsu Bodai Shin ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

Giving Rise to the Enlightened Mind  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Awakening to the Bodhi-mind  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi Bringing Forth the Mind of Bodhi (Bilingual) | citations  _______(c) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt Establishment of the Bodhi-mind  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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發無上心

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Hotsu Mujo Shin

Arousing the Supreme Thought  _______(a) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Giving Rise to the Unsurpassed Mind  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Bringing Forth the Mind of Bodhi  _______(c) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt Establishment of the Will to the Supreme  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Awakening the Unsurpassed Mind   _______(e) Rational Zen: The Mind of Dogen Kigen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Developing the Supreme Mind  _______(f) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law, tr. by Nishiyama & Stevens Awakening the Supreme Mind | citations (self-awakening)  _______(g) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (selections) tr. by Hee-Jin Kim

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鉢盂

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Hou (Hatsu'u) (Hatsuu) ⁽¹²⁴⁵⁾

Alms Bowl (A Monk's Bowl)  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Mendicant Bowl  _______(b) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens The Patra  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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一顆明珠

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Ikka Myoju ⁽¹²³⁸⁾

The Luminous Pearl (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The One Bright Pearl  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman One Bright Pearl  _______(c) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook One Bright Jewel  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary One Bright Pearl  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross One Bright Pearl  _______(f) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe One Bright Pearl  _______(g) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi One Bright Pearl  _______(h) A New Zen Reader, ed. N. Foster & J. Shoemaker, tr. Francis Cook One Bright Jewel (Selections, Commentary)  _______(i) Receiving the Marrow, Shotai de la Rosa, ed. by Eido Frances Carney One Bright Pearl _______(j) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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恁麼

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Immo (Inmo) ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Thusness (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim That Which Comes Like This  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Such  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary It  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Suchness  _______(e) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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一百八法明門

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Ippyakuhachi Homyomon ^(n.d.)

One Hundred and Eight Gates to What the Dharma Illumines  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman One Hundred and Eight Ways to Enlightenment  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi One Hundred and Eight Gates of Dharma-Illumination  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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示庫院文

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Jikuin Mon

Instructions for Monks in the Kitchen Hall  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Sentences To Be Shown in the Kitchen Hall  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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深信因果

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Jinshin Inga ^(n.d.)

Deep Faith in Cause and Effect  _______(a) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook The Absolute Certainty of Cause and Effect  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Deep Belief in Causality  _______(c) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi Identifying with Cause and Effect  _______(d) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Deep Belief in Cause and Effect  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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神通

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Jinzu / Jintsu ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

The Marvelous Spiritual Abilities  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Miracles  _______(b) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Mystical Power  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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十方

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Jippo (Juppo) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Whole Universe in All Ten Directions  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Ten Directions  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Ten Directions (Bilingual)   _______(c) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Ten Directions  _______(d) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen The Entire Universe  _______(e) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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自證三昧

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Jisho Zammai (Jisho Zanmai) ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

The Meditative State of One's True Nature  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Samadhi as Self Experience  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Self-Enlightened Samadhi  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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受戒

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Jukai ^(n.d.)

Receiving the Precepts  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Receiving the Precepts  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi Receiving the Precepts  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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授記

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Juki ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

The Assurance of Enlightenment (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Predicting Buddhahood  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Affirmation  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Prediction of Buddhood  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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重雲堂式

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Juundo-shiki (Juundoshiki)

Regulations for the Auxiliary Cloud Hall  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Conduct Appropriate for the Auxiliary Cloud Hall  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Rules for the Hall of Heavy Cloud  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross [Instructions for the Cloud Annex] | citations  _______(d) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (selections, commentary) by Hee-Jin Kim

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海印三昧

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Kaiin Zammai (Kaiin Zanmai) ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Ocean-reflection Samadhi (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Meditative State That Bears the Seal of the Ocean  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Great Ocean of Meditation | citations  _______(c) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi The Ocean Seal Concentration  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Ocean Seal Samadhi  _______(e) Soto Zen Text Project, Bielefeldt & Radich Samadhi, State Like the Sea  _______(f) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Ocean Mudra Samadhi  _______(g) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi Sagara Mudra Samadhi  _______(h) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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家常

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Kajo ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Everyday Activity  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Everyday Activity (Commentary) | citations (tea and rice)  _______(b) Dogen, Deep Ecology and the Ecological Self, by Deane Curtin Everyday Life  _______(c) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Everyday Life  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Everyday Life  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Everyday Life of the Buddhas and Patriarchs  _______(f) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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看經

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Kankin (Kangin) ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

Sutra Reading (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Reading Scriptures  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman How to Read the Scriptures  _______(c) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Reading Sutras  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Reading of the Sutras  _______(f) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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觀音

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Kannon ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Avalokitesvara (selections) | citations (groping for a pillow)   _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Kannon, the Bodhisattva of Compassion | citations (80 or 90 percent)   _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Kannon, The Training of a Bodhisattva | citations (many hands and eyes)   _______(c) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Avalokitesvara  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Kannon  _______(e) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook Kannon  _______(f) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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葛藤

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Katto ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Twining Vines  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Vines That Entangle: the Vines That Embrace | citations  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Complicated  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Entangled Vines  _______(d) Dogen and the Koan Tradition, tr. by Steven Heine Twining Vines  _______(e) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt Spiritual Entanglement  _______(f) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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谿聲山色

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Keisei Sanshoku ⁽¹²⁴⁰⁾

The Sounds of the Valley Streams, the Forms of the Mountains  _______(a) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Valley Sounds, Mountain Sights (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Sound of the Valley, Color of the Mountains  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Valley Sounds, Mountain Sights (Commentary) | citations  _______(d) Eihei Dogen, Mystical Realist (2004), by Hee-Jin Kim The Rippling of a Valley Stream, the Contour of a Mountain  _______(e) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Valley Sounds, Mountain Colors  _______(f) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Voices of the River-Valley and the Form of the Mountains  _______(g) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Sounds of the Valley Streams and Colors of the Mountains | citations  _______(h) Selections & Commentary, Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi

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見佛

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Kembutsu (Kenbutsu) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Encountering Buddha  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Meeting Buddha  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Seeing Buddha  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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袈裟功徳

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Kesa Kudoku ⁽¹²⁴⁰⁾

The Spiritual Merits of the Kesa  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Merit of a Kesaya  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi The Power of the Robe  _______(c) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Merit of the Kasaya | citations  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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歸依佛寶僧寶

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Kie Bupposo Ho (Kie Bupposo Bo) (Kie-Sanbo) ^(n.d.)

Taking Refuge in the Treasures of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Taking Refuge in the Three Treasures  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi Taking Refuge in the Three Treasures | citations  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Taking Refuge in the Three Treasures (commentary) | citations  _______(d) Animal Grace by Mary Lou Randour

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古佛心

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Kobutsu-Shin (Kobusshin) ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Mind of Ancient Buddhas (selections) | citations  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim What the Mind of an Old Buddha Is  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Old Buddha Mind  _______(c) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Mind of Eternal Buddhas  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Original, Unchanging Buddha Mind  _______(e) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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虚空

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Koku ⁽¹²⁴⁵⁾

The Unbounded  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Space  _______(b) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Space  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Universal Emptiness  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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古鏡

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Kokyo ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

The Primordial Mirror  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Ancient Mirror  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Eternal Mirror  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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光明

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Komyo ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

The Radiant Light (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Brightness of the Light  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Brightness  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Divine Light  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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空華

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Kuge ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Flowers of Emptiness (selections) | citations (Helen Keller)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Flowering of the Unbounded  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Flowers in the Sky  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Flowers in Space  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Flowers of Space  _______(e) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen The Flower of Emptiness  _______(f) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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供養諸佛

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Kuyo Shobutsu ^(n.d.)

Making Venerative Offerings to Buddhas  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Veneration of the Buddhas  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi Serving Offerings to Buddhas  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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教授戒文

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Kyojukaimon (Chinese text, now attr. by Hubert Nearman to Dogen)

Giving and Receiving the Teaching of the Precepts  _______(a) Zen is Eternal Life, tr. by Abbess P. T. N. H. Jiyu-Kennett (1999)   (downlaod pdf from Shasta Abbey)

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摩訶般若波羅蜜

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Makahannya-haramitsu ⁽¹²³³⁾

The Perfection of Great Wisdom (selections) | citations  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Great Wisdom That Is Beyond Discriminatory Thought  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Maha-prajna-paramita  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Great Transcendent Wisdom  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary The Accomplishment of the Great Wisdom of Buddha  _______(e) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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面授

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Menju ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Face-to-Face Transmission  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Conferring the Face-to-Face Transmission  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Face-to-Face Transmission  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Direct, Face to Face Transmission  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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密語

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Mitsugo ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Heart-to-Heart Language of Intimacy | citations   _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Intimate Language  _______(b) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Secret Talk  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Secret Language  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens Intimate Words | citations  _______(e) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (selections, commentary) by Hee-Jin Kim Intimate/Esoteric Words (Commentary) | citations  _______(f) by Thomas P. Kasulis, Dōgen Studies, ed. William R. LaFleur

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夢中説夢

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Muchu Setsumu ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

A Vision Within a Vision and a Dream Within a Dream  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Giving Expression to the Vision within the Vision | citations (Kundalini)  _______(b) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Expounding a Dream in a Dream (selections)  _______(c) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Within a Dream Expressing the Dream  _______(d) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Preaching a Dream in a Dream  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Explaining a Dream within a Dream  _______(f) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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無情説法

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Mujo Seppo ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Dharma That Nonsentient Beings Express  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman All Beings Sing the Song of Dharma (Selections, Commentary) | citations  _______(b) Receiving the Marrow, Jisho Warner, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Insentient Beings Speak Dharma  _______(c) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Non-Emotional Preaches the Dharma  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Precept of Non-Sentient Being | citations  _______(e) Selections & Commentary, Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi The Insentient Preach the Dharma  _______(f) Stanford Zen Text Project, Carl Bielefeldt

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如來全身

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Nyorai Zenshin ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

The Tathagata's Whole Body  _______(a) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook The Entire Body of the Tathagata  _______(b) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens The Universal Body of the Tathagata  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Whole Body of the Tathagata  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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王索仙陀婆

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O Saku Sendaba / Osaku-Sendaba ⁽¹²⁴⁵⁾

The King Requests Something from Sindh  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Osakusendaba  _______(b) Dogen and the Koan Tradition, tr. by Steven Heine A King's Seeking of Saindhava  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Master's Wish  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens The Ruler Seeking the Sendaba (Commentary) | citations  _______(e) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004), by Hee-Jin Kim

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禮拜得髓

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Raihai Tokuzui ⁽¹²⁴⁰⁾

Attaining the Marrow by Bowing (Commentary, Selections) | citations (equal thusness)  _______(a) Receiving the Marrow, Grace Jill Schireson, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Paying Homage and Acquiring the Essence  _______(b) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Paying Homage and Acquiring the Essence | citations (wilderness practice)  _______(c) Interbeing, by Joan Halifax & Marty Peale, Upaya Zen Center Attaining the Marrow through Reverance (selections) | citations (Inari, fox)  _______(d) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Attaining the Marrow through Reverance (Commentary) | citations (Gender Equality)  _______(e) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004), by Hee-Jin Kim Respectful Bowing Will Secure for You the Very Marrow of the Way  _______(f) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Getting the Marrow by Doing Obeisance  _______(g) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeld Prostrating to Attainment of the Marrow | citations (beyond gender)  _______(h) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Making a Prostration and Attaining the Marrow  _______(i) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens Bowing and Acquiring the Essence  _______(j) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen Dogen's Raihaitokuzui (and Women Teaching in Sung Ch'an), (Commentary)  _______(k) Journal of the International Assoc. of Buddhist Studies, Miraim Levering (1998, 21:1)

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龍吟

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Ryugin ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Roar of a Dragon  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Roar of the Dragon  _______(b) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Dragon Song  _______(c) Sounds of Valley Streams, tr. by Francis H. Cook Song of the Dragon (Bilingual) | citations (a dried tree)  _______(d) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Moaning of Dragons  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Dragon Song  _______(f) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi The Dragon Howl  _______(g) Rational Zen: The Mind of Dogen Kigen, tr. by Thomas Cleary

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三界唯心

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Sangai Yuishin ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Threefold World Is Simply Your Mind  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Triple World is Only the Mind  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Three Worlds are Only Mind | citations  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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三時業

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Sanji Go ⁽¹²⁵³⁾

Karmic Retribution in the Three Temporal Periods  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Karmic Retribution in the Three Stages of Time  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi Karma in Three Times  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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三十七品菩提分法

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Sanjushichihon Bodai Bumpo (Sanjushichi-Bon-Bodai-Bunbo) ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

The Thirty-Seven Methods of Training for Realizing Enlightenment  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Thirty-seven Elements of Bodhi  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Sanjushichihon bodai bunpo  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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山水經

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Sansui-Kyo ⁽¹²⁴⁰⁾

Mountains and Waters Sutra  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Mountains and Waters Sutra (Commentary) | citations  _______(b) The Formless Self by Joan Stambaugh Mountains and Waters Sutra (tr. Kazuaki Tanahashi)  _______(c) Dharma Rain: Sources of Buddhist Environmentalism, ed. Stephanie Kaza & Kenneth Kraft, Dogen commentaries by Gary Snyder, John Daido Loori The Spiritual Discourses of the Mountains and the Water | citations  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Practice of Mountains and Water | citations (stone woman)  _______(e) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Mountains and Rivers Sutra, Commentary | citations  _______(f) The Fruitful Darkness, by Joan Halifax Roshi The Mountains-and-waters Sutra (selections)  _______(g) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Scripture of Mountains and Waters  _______(h) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Mountains and Waters Sutra  _______(i) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Sutra of Mountains and Water  _______(j) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Sounds of the Valley Streams, Colors of the Mountains  _______(k) Rational Zen: The Mind of Dogen Kigen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Mountains and Rivers  _______(l) Mountains and Rivers: Zen teachings on the San Sui Kyo of Dogen Zenji by Anzan Hoshin The Mountain and River Sutras  _______(m) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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洗淨

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Senjo ⁽¹²³⁹⁾

Washing Yourself Clean  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Washing  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Rules for the Lavatory  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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洗面

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Semmen (Senmen) ^{(1239, rev. 1243, rev. 1250)}

On Washing Your Face   _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Washing the Face  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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説心説性

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Sesshin Sessho ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Expressing One's True Nature by Expressing One's Intent  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Expounding the Mind & Expounding the Nature  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Explaining Mind, Explaining Nature  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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四馬

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Shime (Shiba) ^(n.d.)

The Four Horses  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Four Horses  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi The Four Horses  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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心不可得

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Shin Fukatoku (spoken or former version) ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

The Mind-unattainable (selections) | citations  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Mind Cannot Be Held Onto  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Mind Cannot Be Grasped [The former]  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Ungraspable Mind  _______(d) Dogen and the Koan Tradition, tr. by Steven Heine Mind Cannot Be Grasped  _______(e) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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心不可得

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Shin Fukatoku (written or latter version) ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

The Mind Cannot Be Grasped  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Mind Cannot Be Grasped  _______(b) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: It Is Enough to Know the Unborn, [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Mind Cannot Be Grasped [The latter]  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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真字正法眼蔵

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Shinji Shobogenzo / Mana Shobogenzo (or Shobogenzo Sanbyakusoku)

Chinese Shobogenzo (or 300-Koan Shobogenzo) Shinji Shobogenzo  _______(a) Master Dogen's Shinji Shobogenzo, tr. by Gudo Nishijima Zen Master Dogen's Three Hundred Koans  _______(b) The True Dharma Eye, tr. by Kazuaki Tanahashi, John Daido Loori

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身心學道

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Shinjin Gakudo ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Body-and-Mind Study of the Way  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Body-mind's Study of the Way (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Body Mind Study of the Way | citation & commentary (true human body)  _______(c) Making the World My Body: Simone Weil and Somatic Practice, by Ann Pirruccello, in Philosophy East and West (Vol 52, No 4) Learning through Body and Mind   _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Learning the Way Through Body and Mind  _______(e) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The True Human Body (Selections, Commentary)  _______(f) Receiving the Marrow, Shosan Victoria Austin, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Learning the Truth with Body and Mind  _______(g) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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嗣書

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Shisho ⁽¹²⁴¹⁾

Document of Heritage  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Record of Transmission  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Certificate of Succession  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Seal of Transmisssion  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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四禪比丘

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Shizen Biku ^(n.d.)

The Monk in the Fourth Meditative State  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman A Monk at the Fourth Stage of Meditation  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi The Bhiksu in the Fourth Dhyana  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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諸悪莫作

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Shoaku Makusa ⁽¹²⁴⁰⁾

Refrain from All Evil Whatsoever  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Deeper Meaning of Precepts | citations  _______(b) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Not Doing Evils  _______(c) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by William Bodiford Not Doing Wrongs  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Do Not Do Anything Evil  _______(e) Rational Zen: The Mind of Dogen Kigen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Do No Evil (Selections, Commentary) | citations  _______(f) Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi Refrain from All Evil  _______(g) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens Not Doing Wrong Action  _______(h) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen Not Doing Evils (Commentary, Selections)  _______(i) Receiving the Marrow, Seisen Saunders, ed. by Eido Frances Carney

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諸法實相

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Shoho Jisso ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Real Form of All Thoughts and Things  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman All Dharmas are Real Form  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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生死

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Shoji ^(n.d.)

Birth and Death  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Life and Death  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Birth and Death  _______(c) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe Life-and-Death  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Life and Death  _______(e) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) Shoji  _______(f) The Soto Approach to Zen, tr. by Masunaga Reiho Life and Death  _______(g) Selections & Commentary, Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi Life and Death  _______(h) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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出家

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Shukke ⁽¹²⁴⁶⁾

Home Departure  _______(a) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Leaving Home Life Behind  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Renunciation of the World  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Leaving Family Life  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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出家功徳

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Shukke Kudoku ^(n.d.)

The Spiritual Merits of Leaving Home Life Behind  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Merit of Becoming a Monk  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi The Merit of Leaving Family Life  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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春秋

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Shunju ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

Spring and Autumn | citations   _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, tr. by Sobun Katherine Thanas & K. Tanahashi Spring and Fall  _______(b) How to Raise an Ox, tr. by Francis Dojun Cook Spring and Autumn  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Spring and Autumn: Warming Up and Cooling Down  _______(d) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Spring and Fall  _______(e) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens Spring and Autumn (commentary) | citations  _______(f) Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist (2004), by Hee-Jin Kim

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衆寮清規

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Shuryo-shingi ⁽¹²⁴⁹⁾

Traninee's Hall Rules  _______(a) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) Regulations for the Study Hall  _______(b) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community (Eihei Shinji), tr. by Taigen Daniel Leighton & S. Okumura

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修證義

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Shushogi [Brief Passages from the 95-Fascicle Shobogenzo]

What is Truly Meant by Training and Enlightenment  _______(a) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) The Meaning of Practice-Enlightenment  _______(b) Zen Master Dogen: Introduction, Selected Writings, Yuho Yokoi

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即心是佛

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Soku Shin Ze Butsu / Sokushinzebutsu ⁽¹²³⁹⁾

The Mind is the Buddha (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Your Very Mind Is Buddha  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Mind Here and Now Is Buddha  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Our Mind is Buddha   _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Our Mind is Buddha (selections) | citations  _______(e The Real is Not the Rational, commentary by Joan Stambaugh Mind itself is Buddha (selections) | citations  _______(f) Dogen on Meditation and Thinking, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim

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祖師西来意

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Soshi Seirai I (Soshi-Sairai-No-I) ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

Why Our Ancestral Master Came from the West  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Why the First Patriarch Came from the West  _______(b) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens The Intention of the Ancestral Master’s Coming from the West (Bilingual)  _______(c) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Ancestral Master's Intention in Coming from the West  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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対大己五夏闍梨法

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Tai-daikogogejari-ho (Taitaiko Gogejariho) ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

The Dharma when Meeting Senior Instructors of Five Summer Practice Periods  _______(a) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community (Eihei Shinji), tr. by Taigen Daniel Leighton & S. Okumura How Junior Priests Must Behave in the Presence of Senior Priests  _______(b) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師)

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佗心通

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Tashintsu (Tashin tsu) ⁽¹²⁴⁵⁾

Reading the Minds and Hearts of Others  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Penetration of Other Minds  _______(b) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Power to Know Others' Minds  _______(c) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Reading Others' Minds | citations (thoughts vs. minds)  _______(d) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (2), Nishiyama & Stevens

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轉法輪

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Temborin (Ten horin) ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

Turning the Wheel of the Dharma  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Turning of the Wheel of the Law  _______(b) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Turning the Dharma Wheel  _______(c) Enlightenment Unfolds, ed. by Kazuaki Tanahashi Turning the Dharma Wheel  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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典座教訓

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Tenzo Kyokun ⁽¹²³⁷⁾

Instructions for the Cook  _______(a) Nothing is Hidden, text & commentary, ed. by Jisho Warner, et al Instructions for the Cook | citations (Firewood)  _______(b) From "A Monk's Mouth is like an Oven," by Shindo Aoyama, commentary published in Nothing is Hidden, ed. by Jisho Warner, et al Instructions for the Tenzo  _______(c) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Instructions for the Zen Cook  _______(d) From Zen Kitchen to Enlightenment, tr. by Thomas Wright Instructions for the Tenzo  _______(e) Dogen's Pure Standards for the Zen Community, Leighton & Okumura Instructions for the Cook  _______(f) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by T. Griffith Foulk Instructions for the Cooking Master | citations  _______(g) The Cosmos in a Carrot, (dialogues) by Carmen Yuen Instructions to the Chief Cook  _______(h) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) Tenzo Kyokun (Commentary) | citations  _______(i) Z. B. A., Zen of Business Administration, commentary by     Marc Lesser & Shannon Fujimoto Nakaya Instructions for the Cook  _______(j) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen Instructions for the Cook: Nothing Is Hidden   _______(k) Essays by Shohaku Okumura and Jisho Warner

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都機

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Tsuki ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

The Moon  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi On The Moon as One's Excellent Nature (Selections, Commentary)  _______(b) Receiving the Marrow, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Complete Fulfilment  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens The Moon (selections)  _______(d) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Moon as One's Excellent Nature  _______(e) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Moon of Our True Nature | citation (Three and Three) | citation (Bulldog)  _______(f) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi The Moon  _______(g) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross

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優曇華

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Udonge ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

The Udumbara Blossom  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The Udumbara Flower  _______(b) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Flower of an Udumbara Tree  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens Udumbara Flower (Selections, Commentary) citations (Paradox)  _______(d) Receiving the Marrow, Jan Chozen Bays, ed. by Eido Frances Carney

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有時

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Uji ⁽¹²⁴⁰⁾

The Time-Being | citations (each grass whole earth)   _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Existence-time (selections)  _______(b) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Just for the Time Being, Just for a While, For the Whole of Time is the Whole of Existence _______(c) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Being-Time (commentary)  _______(d) The Real is Not the Rational, Joan Stambaugh Being-Time (selections)  _______(e) Impermanence is Buddha Nature, Joan Stambaugh Time-Being (commentary) | citations (all worlds at present)   _______(f) "Seeking Green Principles," in Mindfully Green by Stephanie Kaza Being Time  _______(g) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary Existence-Time  _______(h) Shobogenzo [Book 1], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Being-Time  _______(i) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe The Theory of Time | citations (spring always spring)   _______(j) Zen is Eternal Life, by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi (法雲慈友禪師) Existence, Time, Flow | citations (sparkling water)   _______(k) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Being-Time  _______(l) Existential & Ontological Dimensions of Time in Heidegger & Dogen, Being/Time (Selections, Commentary)  _______(m) Receiving the Marrow, Shinshu Roberts, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Uji  _______(n) The Soto Approach to Zen, tr. by Masunaga Reiho Being-Time  _______(o) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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唯佛與佛

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Yuibutsu Yobutsu ^(n.d.)

Only Buddha and Buddha  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Only Buddha and Buddha, Commentary | citations  _______(b) The Formless Self, Joan Stambaugh, various citations Each Buddha on His Own, Together with All Buddhas  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Buddhas Alone, Together With Buddhas  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 4], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Relation of Buddha to Buddha  _______(e) Selections & Commentary, Essence of Dogen, Masanobu Takahashi

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三昧王三昧

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Zammai-o Zammai (Zanmai o zanmai) (Sammai-O-Zammai) ⁽¹²⁴⁴⁾

The Meditative State That Is the Lord of Meditative States  _______(a) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman The King of Samadhis Samadhi  _______(b) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe The King of All Samadhis  _______(c) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens The Samadhi That Is King of Samadhis  _______(d) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross King of Samadhis  _______(e) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi The King of Samadhis  _______(f) Shikantaza, An Introduction to Zazen, tr. by Shohaku Okumura The Samadhi That is Sovereign of Samadhis  _______(g) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen The King of Samadhis Samadhi (Bilingual)  _______(h) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt

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坐禪儀

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Zazengi ⁽¹²⁴³⁾

Rules for Zazen (selections)  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim Rules for Zazen  _______(b) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi The Model for Doing Meditation  _______(c) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Principles of Zazen  _______(d) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt The Principles of Zazen  _______(e) The Heart of Dogen's Shobogenzo, tr. by Waddell & Abe The Standard Method of Zazen  _______(f) Shobogenzo [Book 3], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Way of Zazen  _______(g) Shikantaza, An Introduction to Zazen, tr. by Shohaku Okumura How to Sit  _______(h) White Wind Zen Community, tr. by Anzan Hoshin, Yasuda Joshu Dainen The Rule for Zazen  _______(i) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens

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坐禪箴

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Zazen Shin ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Admonitions for Zazen (selections) | citations  _______(a) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim On Wanshi's 'Kindly Advice for Doing Seated Meditation'  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Zazenshin (Selections, Commentary)  _______(c) Receiving the Marrow, Josho Pat Phelan, ed. by Eido Frances Carney Lancet of Zazen  _______(d) Soto Zen Text Project, tr. by Carl Bielefeldt A Needle for Zazen  _______(e) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross The Point of Zazen  _______(f) Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Meditation, ed. by K. Tanahashi Lancet of Seated Meditation  _______(g) A New Zen Reader, ed. by N. Foster and J. Shoemaker, tr. Carl Blelefeldt

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全機

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Zenki ⁽¹²⁴²⁾

Undivided Activity  _______(a) Moon in a Dewdrop, edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi Functioning Fully  _______(b) Shobogenzo, Shasta Abbey, tr. by Hubert Nearman Ever Functioning, Never Dormant (Live Fully, Die Fully) | citations   _______(c) Roar of the Tigress, Vol. II: Zen for Spiritual Adults  [Lectures on Dogen's Shobogenzo] by Abbess Houn Jiyu-Kennett, Roshi Total Dynamism (selections)  _______(d) Flowers of Emptiness, tr. by Hee-Jin Kim The Whole Works  _______(e) Shobogenzo, Zen Essays by Dogen, tr. by Thomas Cleary All Functions  _______(f) Shobogenzo [Book 2], tr. by Nishijima & Cross Zenki  _______(g) Zen Beyond Zen, tr. by Masunaga Reiho The Total Activity of Life and Death  _______(h) Shobogenzo, the Eye and Treasury of the True Law (1), Nishiyama & Stevens