The Shōbōgenzō (edit title/settings)

Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Translator’s General Introduction
1. Bendowa: A Discourse on Doing One’s Utmost in Practicing the Way of the Buddha
2. Makahannya-haramitsu: On the Great Wisdom That Is Beyond Discriminatory Thought
3. Genjo Koan: On the Spiritual Question as It Manifests Before Your Very Eyes
4. Ikka Myoju: On ‘The One Bright Pearl’
5. Juundo-shiki: On Conduct Appropriate for the Auxiliary Cloud Hall
6. Soku Shin Ze Butsu: On ‘Your Very Mind Is Buddha’
7. Senjo: On Washing Yourself Clean
8. Keisei Sanshoku: On ‘The Rippling of a Valley Stream, the Contour of a Mountain’
9. Shoaku Makusa: On ‘Refrain from All Evil Whatsoever’
10. Raihai Tokuzui: On ‘Respectful Bowing Will Secure for You the Very Marrow of the Way’
11. Uji: On ‘Just for the Time Being, Just for a While, For the Whole of Time is the Whole of Existence’
12. Den’e: On the Transmission of the Kesa
13. Sansui Kyo: On the Spiritual Discourses of the Mountains and the Water
14. Busso: On the Buddhas and the Ancestors
15. Shisho: On the Record of Transmission
16. Hokke Ten Hokke: On ‘The Flowering of the Dharma Sets the Dharma’s Flowering in Motion’
17. Shin Fukatoku: On ‘The Mind Cannot Be Held Onto’ (Oral version) Translator’s Addendum to Chapter 17
18. Shin Fukatoku: On ‘The Mind Cannot Be Grasped’ (Written version)
19. Kokyo: On the Ancient Mirror
20. Kankin: On Reading Scriptures
21. Bussho: On Buddha Nature
22. Gyobutsu Iigi: On the Everyday Behavior of a Buddha Doing His Practice
23. Bukkyo: On What the Buddha Taught
24. Jinzu: On the Marvelous Spiritual Abilities
25. Daigo: On the Great Realization
26. Zazen Shin: On Wanshi’s ‘Kindly Advice for Doing Seated Meditation’
27. Butsu Kojo Ji: On Experiencing That Which Is Above and Beyond Buddhahood
28. Immo: On That Which Comes Like This
29. Gyoji: On Ceaseless Practice
30. Kaiin Zammai: On ‘The Meditative State That Bears the Seal of the Ocean’
31. Juki: On Predicting Buddhahood
32. Kannon: On Kannon, the Bodhisattva of Compassion
33. Arakan: On Arhats
34. Hakujushi: On the Cypress Tree
35. Komyo: On the Brightness of the Light
36. Shinjin Gakudo: On Learning the Way Through Body and Mind
37. Muchu Setsumu: On a Vision Within a Vision and a Dream Within a Dream
38. Dotoku: On Expressing What One Has Realized
39. Gabyo: On ‘A Picture of a Rice Cake’
40. Zenki: On Functioning Fully
41. Sesshin Sessho: On Expressing One’s True Nature by Expressing One’s Intent
42. Darani: On Invocations: What We Offer to the Buddhas and Ancestors
43. Tsuki: On the Moon as One’s Excellent Nature
44. Kuge: On the Flowering of the Unbounded
45. Kobusshin: On What the Mind of an Old Buddha Is
46. Bodaisatta Shishobo: On the Four Exemplary Acts of a Bodhisattva
47. Katto: On The Vines That Entangle: the Vines That Embrace
48. Sangai Yuishin: On ‘The Threefold World Is Simply Your Mind’
49. Shoho Jisso: On the Real Form of All Thoughts and Things
50. Bukkyo: On Buddhist Scriptures
51. Butsudo: On the Buddha’s Way
52. Mitsugo: On the Heart-to-Heart Language of Intimacy
53. Hossho: On the True Nature of All Things
54. Mujo Seppo: On the Dharma That Nonsentient Beings Express
55. Semmen: On Washing Your Face
56. Zazengi: On the Model for Doing Meditation
57. Baika: On the Plum Blossom
58. Jippo: On the Whole Universe in All Ten Directions
59. Kembutsu: On Encountering Buddha
60. Henzan: On Seeking One’s Master Far and Wide
61. Ganzei: On the Eye of a Buddha
62. Kajo: On Everyday Life
63. Ryugin: On the Roar of a Dragon
64. Shunju: On Spring and Autumn: Warming Up and Cooling Down
65. Soshi Seirai I: On Why Our Ancestral Master Came from the West
66. Udonge: On the Udumbara Blossom
67. Hotsu Mujo Shin: On Giving Rise to the Unsurpassed Mind
68. Nyorai Zenshin: On the Universal Body of the Tathagata
69. Zammai-o Zammai: On the Meditative State That Is the Lord of Meditative States
70. Sanjushichihon Bodai Bumpo: On the Thirty-Seven Methods of Training for Realizing Enlightenment
71. Temborin: On Turning the Wheel of the Dharma
72. Jisho Zammai: On the Meditative State of One’s True Nature
73. Daishugyo: On the Great Practice
74. Menju: On Conferring the Face-to-Face Transmission
75. Koku: On the Unbounded
76. Hatsu’u: On a Monk’s Bowl
77. Ango: On the Summer Retreat
78. Tashintsu: On Reading the Minds and Hearts of Others
79. O Saku Sendaba: On ‘The King Requests Something from Sindh’
80. Jikuin Mon: On Instructions for Monks in the Kitchen Hall
81. Shukke: On Leaving Home Life Behind
82. Shukke Kudoku: On the Spiritual Merits of Leaving Home Life Behind
83. Jukai: On Receiving the Precepts
84. Kesa Kudoku: On the Spiritual Merits of the Kesa
85. Hotsu Bodai Shin: On Giving Rise to the Enlightened Mind
86. Kuyo Shobutsu: On Making Venerative Offerings to Buddhas
87. Kie Bupposo Ho: On Taking Refuge in the Treasures of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha
88. Jinshin Inga: On the Absolute Certainty of Cause and Effect
89. Sanji Go: On Karmic Retribution in the Three Temporal Periods
90. Shime: On ‘The Four Horses’
91. Shizen Biku: On the Monk in the Fourth Meditative State
92. Ippyakuhachi Homyomon: On the One Hundred and Eight Gates to What the Dharma Illumines
93. Shoji: On Life and Death
94. Doshin: On the Mind’s Search for Truth
95. Yui Butsu Yo Butsu: On ‘Each Buddha on His Own, Together with All Buddhas’
96. Hachi Dainingaku: On the Eight Realizations of a Great One
Glossary
Appendix of Names
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