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100 1 $aSenzaki, Nyogen.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/nr88008698
245 10 $aEloquent silence :$bNyogen Senzaki's Gateless gate and other previously unpublished teachings and letters /$cedited and introduced by Roko Sherry Chayat ; foreword by Eido Shimano.
260 $aBoston :$bWisdom Publications,$c[2008], ©2008.
300 $axiv, 433 pages :$billustrations ;$c23 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [411]-412) and index.
505 00 $tForeword /$rEido Shimano -- $tIntroduction /$rRoko Sherry Chayat -- $gPt. I.$tCommentaries on the Cateless Cate -- $tMumon's Introduction -- $gCase 1.$tJoshu's Dog -- $gCase 2.$tHyakujo's Fox -- $gCase 3.$tGutei's Finger -- $gCase 4.$tA Beardless Foreigner -- $gCase 5.$tKyogen's Man in a Tree -- $gCase 6.$tBuddha Twirls a Flower -- $gCase 7.$tJoshu's "Wash Your Bowl" -- $gCase 8.$tKeichus Wheel -- $gCase 9.$tA Buddha before History -- $gCase 10.$tSeizei Alone and Poor -- $gCase 11.$tJoshu Examines a Hermit Monk in Meditation -- $gCase 12.$tZuigan Calls His Own Master -- $gCase 13.$tTokusan Holds His Bowls -- $gCase 14.$tNansen Cuts the Cat in Two -- $gCase 15.$tTozan's Three Blows -- $gCase 16.$tThe Bell and the Ceremonial Robe -- $gCase 17.$tThe Three Calls of the Emperor's Teacher -- $gCase 18.$tTozan's Three Pounds -- $gCase 19.$tEveryday Life Is the Path -- $gCase 20.$tThe Man of Great Strength -- $gCase 21.$tDried Dung -- $gCase 22.$tKashyapa's Preaching Sign -- $gCase 23.$tThink Neither Good, Nor Not-Good -- $gCase 24.$tWithout Speech, Without Silence -- $gCase 25.$tPreaching from the Third Seat -- $gCase 26.$tTwo Monks Roll Up the Screen -- $gCase 27.$tIt Is Not Mind, It Is Not Buddha, It Is Not Things -- $gCase 28.$tRyutan Blows Out the Candle -- $gCase 29.$tNot the Wind, Not the Flag -- $gCase 30: This.$tMind Is Buddha -- $gCase 31.$tJoshu Investigates -- $gCase 32.$tA Philosopher Asks Buddha -- $gCase 33.$tThis Mind Is Not Buddha -- $gCase 34.$tWisdom Is Not the Path -- $gCase 35.$tTwo Souls -- $gCase 36.$tMeeting a Master on the Road -- $gCase 37.$tThe Cypress Tree in the Garden -- $gCase 38.$tA Buffalo Passes through an Enclosure -- $gCase 39.$tUmmon's Off the Track -- $gCase 40.$tTipping Over a Water Vessel -- $gCase 41.$tBodhidharma Pacifies the Mind -- $gCase 42.$tThe Woman Comes Out from Meditation -- $gCase 43.$tShuzan's Short Staff -- $gCase 44.$tBasho's Staff -- $gCase 45.$tWho Is It? -- $gCase 46.$tProceed from the Top of the Pole -- $gCase 47.$tThe Three Barriers of Tosotsu -- $gCase 48.$tOne Path of Kernpo -- $tAmban's Addition -- $gPt. II.$tCommentaries on the Blue Rock Collection -- $gCase 1.$tI Know Not -- $gCase 2.$tThe Ultimate Path -- $gCase 8.$tSuigan's Eyebrows -- $gCase 12.$tTozan's Three Pounds of Flax -- $gCase 22.$tSeppo's Cobra -- $gPt. III.$tCommentaries on the Book of Equanimity -- $gCh. 1.$tBuddha Takes His Preaching Seat -- $gCh. 2.$tBodhidharma Walks Out from Samskrita -- $gPt. IV.$tDharma Talks and Essays -- $tAn Ideal Buddhist -- $tA Meeting With Sufi Master Hazrat Inayat Khan -- $tSeven Treasures, Part One -- $tSeven Treasures, Part Two -- $tSeven Treasures, Part Three -- $tThe Ten Stages of Consciousness -- $tEmancipation -- $tHow to Study Buddhism -- $tZen Buddhism in the Light of Modern Thought -- $tBuddhism and Women -- $tObaku's Transmission of Mind, Part One -- $tObaku's Transmission of Mind, Part Two -- $tObaku's Transmission of Mind, Part Three -- $tObaku's Transmission of Mind, Part Four -- $tEsoteric Buddhism in Japan -- $tShingon Teachings -- $tWhat Is Zen? An Evening Chat -- $tWhat Does a Buddhist Monk Want? -- $tOn Zen Meditation -- $tOn The Lotus of the Wonderful Law: Introducing Soen Nakagawa -- $tBankei's Zen -- $gPt. V.$tCalligraphies and Selected Poems -- $t"Basho" -- $t"0pening words of Wyoming Zendo" -- $t"Evacuees make poinsettia" -- $t"Autumn came naturally" -- $t"In this part of plateau" -- $t"This desert on the plateau" -- $t"My uta (Japanese ode)" -- $t"Those who live without unreasonable desires" -- $t"The mother was named an enemy-alien" -- $t"Naked mountains afar!" -- $t"No spring in this plateau" -- $t"Closing the meditation hall" -- $t"Bodhidharrna" -- $t"This world is the palace of enlightenment" -- $t"Until now the radiant moon" -- $todhidharma Commemoration -- $tCelebration of Buddha's Birth -- $tTranslations of Three Poems by Jakushitsu -- $tCommemoration of Soyen Shaku -- $tThirty-third Commemoration of Soyen Shaku -- $gPt. VI.$tThe Autobiography of Soyen Shaku: Translated and with Comments /$rNyogen Senzaki -- $gPt. VII.$tCorrespondence -- $tTo Soyen Shaku, December 25, 189? -- $tTo Soyen Shaku, March 21, 1905 -- $tThe Purpose of Establishing Tozen Zenkutsu, April 8, 1931 -- $tArticle and Related Letters to the Editor, Second General Conference of Pan-Pacific Young Buddhist Associations, 1934 -- $tExchange with Myra A. Stall, July 11 and 16, 1956 -- $tNewly Translated Correspondence.
520 1 $a"The most comprehensive collection available of Nyogen Senzaki's brilliant teachings, Eloquent Silence brings new depth and breadth to our knowledge and appreciation of this historic figure. It makes available for the first time his complete commentaries on the Gateless Gate, one of the most important and beloved of all Zen texts, as well as on koans from the Blue Rock Annals and the Book of Equanimity. Amazingly, some of these commentaries were written while Senzaki was detained at an internment camp during WWII. Also included are rare photographs, poems reproduced in Senzaki's beautiful calligraphy and accompanied by his own translations, and transcriptions of his talks on Zen, esoteric Buddhism, the Lotus Sutra, what it means to be a Buddhist monk, and other subjects. Roko Sherry Chayat has edited Nyogen Senzaki's words with sensitivity and grace, retaining his wry, probing style yet bringing clarity and accessibility to these remarkably contemporary teachings."--BOOK JACKET.
650 0 $aZen Buddhism.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85149720
650 0 $aKoan.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85072751
650 0 $aRinzai (Sect)$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85114147
700 1 $aChayat, Sherry.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n93098743
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