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philosophy
101 Zen Stories
Source
A Cup of Tea
Finding a Diamond on a Muddy Road
Is That So?
Obedience
If You Love, Love Openly
No Loving-Kindness
Announcement
Great Waves
The Moon cannot be Stolen
The Last Poem of Hoshin
The Story of Shunkai
Happy Chinaman
A Buddha
Muddy Road
Shoun and His Mother
Not Far from Buddahood
Stingy in Teaching
A Parable
The First Principle
A Mother’s Advice
The Sound of One Hand
My Heart Burns Like Fire
Eshun’s Departure
Reciting Sutras
Three Days More
Trading Dialogue for Lodging
The Voice of Happiness
Open Your Own Treasure House
No Water, No Moon
Calling Card
Everything is Best
Inch Time Foot Gem
Mokusen’s Hand
A Smile in His Lifetime
Every-Minute Zen
Flower Shower
Publishing the Sutras
Gisho’s Work
Sleeping in the Dayime
In Dreamland
Joshu’s Zen
The Dead Man’s Answer
Zen in a Beggar’s Life
The Thief Who Became a Disciple
Right and Wrong
How Grass and Trees Become Enlightened
The Stingy Artist
Accurate Proportion
Black-Nosed Buddha
Ryonen’s Clear Realization
Sour Miso
Your Light may go out
The Giver Should be Thankful
Last Will and Testament
The Tea-Master and the Assassin
The True Path
The Gates of Paradise
Arresting the Stone Buddha
Soldiers of Humanity
The Tunnel
Gudo and the Emperor
In the Hands of Destiny
Killing
Kasan Sweated
The Subjugation of a Ghost
Children of His Majesty
What Are You Doing! What Are You Saying!
One Note of Zen
Eating the Blame
The Most Valuable Thing in the World
Learning to be Silent
The Blockhead Lord
Ten Successors
True Reformation
Temper
The Stone Mind
NO
Attachment to Dust
Real Prosperity
Incense Burner
The Real Miracle
Just Go to Sleep
Nothing Exists
No Work, No Food
True Friends
Time to Die
The Living Buddha and the Tubmaker
Three Kinds of Disciples
How to Write a Chinese Poem
Zen Dialogue
The Last Rap
The Taste of Banzo’s Sword
Fire-Poker Zen
Storyteller’s Zen
Midnight Excursion
A Letter to a Dying Man
A Drop of Water
Teaching the Ultimate
Non-Attachment
Tasui’s Vinegar
The Silent Temple
Buddha’s Zen
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