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Apunta't a LibraryThing per saber si aquest llibre et pot agradar. No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra. Here, in one voluume, are four original sources for Zen, four books of what would abe Zen scripture if Zen had such things as scriptures. The first book, 101 Zen Stories, shadows the experiences of scores of Zen masters and students during the past seven-hundred years. It records the outward occasion of numerous 'enlightenments'-the achievement of satori-and it tells too, of many who failed to achieve it. The second book, The Gateless Gate, is the famous Mumonkan, a collection of fortyeight Zen koans, those ultimate riddles whose sincere contemplation may redeem the mind, open it, attain for it a second birth. Found in 10 Bulls is a commentary on the stages of awareness, the progressive steps leading toward the instant of enlightenment. The illustrations to 10 Bulls are by one of Japan's leading woodblock artists. The fourth book, Centering, is a transcription from the ancient Sanskrit of a four-thousand-year old teaching, still surviving in Kashmir, that may well be the roots of Zen. For the reader already familiar with Zen, this book shoudl serve as a desirable volume of source readings; for the reader not familiar with it, it should be an ideal introduction. Contents Foreword 101 Zen Stories Transcribed by Nyogen Senzaki and Paul Reps 1 A cup of tea 2 Finding a diamond on a muddy road 3 Is that so? 4 Obedience 5 If you live, love openly 6 No loving-kindness 7 Announcement 8 Great waves 9 The moon cannot be stolen 10 The last poem of Hoshin 11 The story of shunkai 12 Happy chinaman 13 A Bkuddha 14 Muddy road 15 Shoun and his mother 16 Not far from Buddhahood 17 Stingy in teaacing 18 A parable 19 the first principle 20 A mother's advice 21 The sound of one hand 22 My heart burns like fire 23 Eshun's departure 24 Reciting sutras 25 Three days more 26 Trading dialogue for lodging 27 The voice of happiness 28 Open your own trasure house 29 No water, no moon 30 Caling card 31 Everything is best 32 Inch time foot gem 33 Mokusen's hand 34 A smile in his lifetime 35 Every-minute Zen 36 Flwer shower 37 Publishing the sutras 38 Gisho's work 39 Sleeping in the daytime 40 In dreamland 41 Joshu's Zen 42 The dad man's answer 43 Zen n a beggar's life 44 The thief who became a disciple 45 Right and wrong 46 How grass and trees become enlightened 47 The sitng artist 48 Accurate proportion 49 Black-nosed buddha 50 Ryonen's clear realization 51 Sour miso 52 Your light may go out 53 The giver should be thankful 54 The last will and testament 55 The tea-master and teh assassin 56 The true path 57 The gates of paradise 58 Arresting the stone buddha 59 Soldiers of humanity 60 The tunnel 61 Gudo and the emperor 62 In the hands of destiny 63 Killing 64 Kasan sweat 65 The subjugation of a ghost 66 Children of his majesty 67 What are you doing! What are you saying! 68 One note of Zen 69 Eating the blame 70 The most valuable thng in the world 71 Learning to be silent 72 The blockhead lord 73 Ten successors 74 True reformation 75 Temper 76 The stone mind 77 No attachment to dust 78 Real prosperity 79 Incense burner 80 The real miracle 81 Just go to sleep 82 Nothing exists 83 No work, no food 84 True friends 85 Time to die 86 The living Buddya and the tubmaker 87 Three kinds of disciples 88 How to write a chinese poem 89 Zen dialogue 90 the last rap 91 The tast of Banzo's sword 92 Fire-poker Zen 93 Storyteller's Zen 94 Midnight excursion 95 A letter to a dying man 96 A drop of water 97 Teaching the ultimate 98 Non-attachment 99 Tosui's vinegar 100 The silent temple 101 Buddha's Zen The Gateless Gate by Ekai, called Mu-mon Transcirbed by Nyogen Senzaki and Paul Reps 1 Joshu's dog 2 Hayakujo's fox 3 Gutei's finger 4 A beardless foreigner 5 Kyogen mounts the tree 6 Buddha twirls a flower 7 Joshu washes the bowl 8 Keichu's wheel 9 A Buddha before history 10 Seizei alone and poor 11 Josu examines a monk in meditation 12 Zuigan calls his onw master 13 Tokusan holds his bowl 14 Nansen cuts teh cat in two 15 Tozan's three blows 16 Bells and robes 17 Three calls of the emperor's teacher 18 Tozan's three pounds 19 Everyday life is the path 20 The enlightened man 21 Dried dung 22 Kashapa's preaaching sign 23 Do not think good, do not think not-good 24 Without words, wothout silence 25 Preaaching from the third seat 26 Two monks roll up the screen 27 It is not mind, it is not Buddha, it is not things 28 Blow out the candle 29 Not the wind, not the flag 30 This mind is Buddha 31 Joshuinvestigates 32 A philosopher asks Buddha 33 This mind is not buddha 34 Learning is not the path 35 Two souls 36 Meeting a Zen master on the road 37 A buffalo passes through the enlcsure 38 An oak tree in the garden 39 Ummon's sidetrack 40 Tipping over a water vase 41 Bodhidharma pacifies the mind 42 The girl comes out from meditation 43 Shuzan's short staff 44 Basho's staff 45 Who is he? 46 Proceed from the top of the pole 47 Three gates of Tosotsu 48 One road of Kembo 49 Amgan's addition 10 Bulls by Kakuan Transcribed by Nyogen Senzaki and Paul Reps, Illustrated by Tomikichiro Tokuriki 1 The search for te bull 2 Discovering the footprints 3 Percaeiving the bull 4 Catching the bull 5 Taming the bull 6 Riding the bull home 7 The bull transcended 8 Both bull and self transcended 9 Reaching the source 10 In the world Centering Transcribed by Paul Reps What is Zen? > Babelio : https://www.babelio.com/livres/Reps-Le-Zen-en-chair-et-en-os/215197 > LE ZEN EN CHAIR ET EN OS, de Paul Reps (éd. Arista). — Le Zen de l’instant : les adeptes du Zen étudient avec leur maître pendant dix ans au moins avant de pouvoir enseigner à leur tour. Nan-in reçut la visite de Tenno. Celui-ci, ayant fini son apprentissage, était maintenant professeur. Comme il pleuvait ce jour-là, Tenno portait des sabots en bois et s’était muni d’un parapluie. Après avoir salué le visiteur, Nan-in fit observer : “Je suppose que tu as laissé tes sabots dans le vestibule. Je voudrais savoir si ton parapluie se trouve à droite ou à gauche de tes sabots.” Tenno, confus, ne sut que répondre. Il se rendit compte qu’il était incapable de vivre selon le Zen à chaque instant. Il se fit l’élève de Nan-in et étudia six ans de plus. (Michel FOURNIER) —Nouvelles Clés, (3), Nov./Déc. 1988, (p. 58) > LE ZEN EN CHAIR ET EN OS, de Paul Reps (Albin Michel, 1993). — Sont regroupées dans ce volume 101 courtes histoires zen traditionnelles, modèles du genre, recueillies durant cinq siècles et racontant des expériences vécues par les maîtres zen et leurs disciples. (Espaces libres) Sense ressenyes | afegeix-hi una ressenya
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"This book has been a steadfast portal through which millions in the West have peered to catch at the very least a glimpse of Zen mind at play in all its thought-shattering dialogue, humor, joy, and wisdom."--Jon Kabat-Zinn, author of Wherever You Go, There You Are Zen Flesh, Zen Bones offers a remarkable collection of primary sources which enable readers to experience the meaning of Zen directly for themselves. It includes: 101 Zen Stories, a collection of tales recounting the experiences of Chinese and Japanese Zen Buddhist teachers over a period of over five centuries The Gateless Gate, a famous collection of Zen koans Ten Bulls, a commentary on the stages of awareness leading to enlightenment Centering, an ancient text from India that many consider to provide the foundations for Zen Buddhism When Zen Flesh, Zen Bones was first published in 1957 it created an instant sensation with an entire generation of readers who were just beginning to discover Zen. Over the years it has inspired leading Zen teachers, students and practitioners around the world, and its popularity is as strong today as ever. No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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Zen Flesh, Zen Bones is a book that offers a collection of accessible, primary Zen sources so that readers can struggle over the meaning of Zen for themselves. It includes 101 Zen Stories, a collection of tales that recount actual experiences of Chinese and Japanese Zen teachers over a period of more than five centuries; The Gateless Gate, the famous thirteenth-century collection of Zen koans; Ten Bulls, a twelfth century commentary on the stages of awareness leading to enlightenment; and Centering, a 4,000 year-old teaching from India that some consider to be the roots of Zen.