Zen · the Authentic Gate by Koun, Yamada -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Contents Foreword by David R. Loy Publisher’s Acknowledgment Preface to the English Edition Second Preface to the English Edition Author’s Preface to the Japanese Edition Zen: The Authentic Gate

1. Suffering and Modern-Day Humanity 2. The Zen View 3. The Principle of Salvation in Zen Buddhism 4. The Three Great Aims of Zen 5. Types of Zen Practice 6. Koan Practice and Just Sitting 7. Finding an Authentic Teacher 8. Depth of Enlightenment 9. Cause and Effect as One 10. Deceptive Phenomena 11. Belief, Understanding, Practice, Realization, and Personalization 12. Eight Great Tenets of Mahayana Buddhism 13. On Private Interview 14. Three Necessary Conditions for Zen Practice 15. Zen Practice for People of Other Religions 16. The Actual Practice of Zazen 17. Practical Matters

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