354 I INDEXcelibacy in Zen, 340ceremonies (rituals) in Zen, xv, 19, 157,194, 222chair zazen, see zazen posturesCh'an, see ZenCh'an and Zen Teachings: First Series(Luk), xiChant in Praise of Za zen (Hakuin-zenji),57. 333chanting, 16, 17Chao-chou, see Joshucharacter, 14. 15, 42, 104, 229, 282 (3),]25, 343. 348Chih-i, see Chisha-daishiChisha-daishi, 50, 327, ]30, 348Christ, xiiiChristianity, 43, 239, 250Chuang-tzu, 41, 327Chuho Myohon, 290, 327Chung-feng, see Chuho M yohonclouds and water, 24 (2), 26 ( 1 ) , 244,327-28; "Great Cloud," 26 (1),"White Cloud," 24 (2), 244Coates and Ishizuka, 152 (1), 283 (3)commandments, see preceptscompassion, 9, 12, 14, 16, 90, 95, 96,99-100, I ]9, 208, 224, 252, 301, 325,3]2concentration, 3, 11 3, 1 3 1; difficult atfirst, 102; on exhalations, 34; focalpoint of, 143: on following thebreath, 44; and hara, 68, 221; oninhalations, 38; methods of, 128-29;and pain, 102; start of, ]2; strongpowers of, 102; variable, 115concepts, see thoughtConfucius, Confucianism, 41, 43, 290( 1 ) , 326,328consciousness, 70, 164 (2), 190, 191, 272,328, ]51; alaya-vijnana, ]28; andBuddha-nature, 16; classes of, ]28;cosmic, 323, ]28; and koan, 12; manas,323, j28; not confmed to brain, 68;suspension of, 45; zazen not stoppingof, 32cosmic consciousness, 323,328cosmology, see under Buddhismcosmos, see umversecounting the breath, 11, ]2, ]], 34, 38,124, 125, 127-28; as method of concentration,]2, 124; thoughts no obstacle to, 33; value of, 32cremation, 155 (1)"crystal palace," 91cushion, see sitting cushiondaigo tettei, 336daijo, see Mahayanadaishi, 329Daitoku-ji, 217, 251,329, 334Daruma, see Bodhidharmadeath, dying, 13, 29, 75, 85, 144, 12o-22,1]5, 1]6, 139. 140, 173. 184, 2]2, 2]4(1), 245, 270, 271, 272, 3]6; ofBassui,159; of Harada-roshi, 276; ideal wayof in Buddhism, 272, 290; of Y aekoIwasaki, 272, 289-91; of Yamamotoroshi,200deBary, William Theodore, 24 (1), 89(1), ]38delight, see joydelusion (ignorance), delusive, 28, 76,79-80, 118, 149. 169, 184. 277. 28],]o6, 329, 342, 345: and Bodhi-mind,13 (1); and a Buddha, 169; and Buddhism,286; colors reaction to everything,287 (2); and discriminativethinking, 29; dispelling of, 168, 176,177; and enlightenment, 169; foe ofman, 165; like ice, 169; inversion ofSelf, 186; and mind of ego, 185; obscuresmind clarity, 186; offensive,287; source of karma bondage, 172;source of sin, 13 1, 1 76Dengyo-daishi, see SaichoDenko-roku, 24, 329, ]36, 337Dento-roku, 329determination, 1 ], 59, 6o, 61, 99. 12],126, lj2, 220, 247, 25], 282, 291devas, 8 1 , 345dharani, 16-17, 23, 161Dharma, 21, 73-74, 280, 282, 283, 284,287, 289, 290, ]08, 326, 329, 346, 348-49"Dharma combat," 76, 93, 158, 329,,]34. 335. 343
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