Zen Buddhism: India and China"Unparalleled in scope and detail, this classic history of Zen covers all important ideas and developments in the tradition from its beginnings in India through the Sung period in China." -- |
Contents
Śakyamuni the Enlightened One | 3 |
The Yogic Element in Buddhism | 13 |
The Essentials of Mahāyāna | 27 |
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biography Bodhidharma bodhisattva Buddha nature Buddhism in China century Ch'an Ch'eng Chin Chinese Buddhism Chinese Philosophy Chinese Zen Chugoku zenshūshi Confucian D. T. Suzuki Dharma dhyāna disciples Discourses doctrine emptiness Entretiens de Lin-tsi Fa-yen Five Ranks goroku Hekiganroku history of Zen Huang-po Hui-k'o Hui-neng human Hung-jen Indian Japanese Kegon Keitoku dentōroku kōan Kumārajīva Laṁkāvatāra later Liebenthal Lin-chi Ma-tsu Mahāyāna Buddhism Mahāyāna sūtras meditation metaphysical mind monastery monastic monk Mumonkan Neo-Confucian nirvāṇa Northern original Ox-head school Pai-chang Pāli Pāli Canon Platform Sutra practice prajñā Prajñāpāramitā religious Rinzai school Rinzairoku Śākyamuni Seng-chao Shen-hsiu Shen-hui Shih Shih-t'ou Shoki Sixth Patriarch Sōtō Southern school spiritual sudden enlightenment Sung period Suzuki T'ang period Ta-hui Tao-hsüan Tao-sheng Taoist teachings tradition translation transmission Tsung-mi Tun-huang Tung-shan verses words Yanagida Yoga yü-lu Yün-men Zen Buddhism Zen Dust Zen history Zen literature Zen masters Zen movement Zen school zenji