Original Nature: Zen Comments on the Sixth Patriarch's Platform Sutra

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Mary Farkas, Robert Lopez, Peter Haskel
iUniverse, 20.04.2012 - 444 Seiten

Original Nature is the historic translation and commentary on the Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch of Chinese Zen by America's first Zen Master, Sokei-an Sasaki (1882-1945). Finally available, 75 years after its completion, Sokei-an considered the Sixth Patriach's message an essential foundation for the transmission of Zen to America

"I think the Sixth Patriarch never dreamed that his record... would be explained to Westerners in New York... I feel that I am in a valley between huge mountains, and that the ancient simple minded woodcutters, fisherman, monks and nuns who are living in the mountains have come to the place where they always make their gatherings, and that I am one of them now..."

 

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THE GREAT SIXTH PATRIARCHS SUTRA OF THE TREASURE OF BUDDHISM FROM THE EARTHEN ALTAR
1
Chapter I
3
Chapter II
51
Chapter III
104
Chapter IV
131
Chapter V
151
Chapter VI
159
Chapter VII
196
Chapter VIII
278
Chapter IX
314
Chapter X
329
GLOSSARY
403
FOOTNOTES
411
Urheberrecht

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Here for the first time, on it’s seventy-fifth anniversary is Original Nature, the historic Translation and Commentary on the Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch of Chinese Zen by America’s first Zen Master, Sokei-an Sasaki. He considered its message an essential foundation for the transmission of Zen to America. NY Post Jan 11, 1938 “I think the Sixth Patriarch never dreamed that his record, and especially this chapter, would be explained to Westerners in New York. Reading this chapter, I feel that I am in a valley between huge mountains, and that the ancient simple-minded woodcutters, fisherman, monk and nuns who are living in the mountains have come to the place where they always make their gatherings, and that I am one of them now reading this chapter.” Sokei-an New York City, 1935

Here for the first time, on it’s seventy-fifth anniversary is Original Nature, the historic Translation and Commentary on the Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch of Chinese Zen by America’s first Zen Master, Sokei-an Sasaki. He considered its message an essential foundation for the transmission of Zen to America. NY Post Jan 11, 1938 “I think the Sixth Patriarch never dreamed that his record, and especially this chapter, would be explained to Westerners in New York. Reading this chapter, I feel that I am in a valley between huge mountains, and that the ancient simple-minded woodcutters, fisherman, monk and nuns who are living in the mountains have come to the place where they always make their gatherings, and that I am one of them now reading this chapter.” Sokei-an New York City, 1935

Here for the first time, on it’s seventy-fifth anniversary is Original Nature, the historic Translation and Commentary on the Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch of Chinese Zen by America’s first Zen Master, Sokei-an Sasaki. He considered its message an essential foundation for the transmission of Zen to America. NY Post Jan 11, 1938 “I think the Sixth Patriarch never dreamed that his record, and especially this chapter, would be explained to Westerners in New York. Reading this chapter, I feel that I am in a valley between huge mountains, and that the ancient simple-minded woodcutters, fisherman, monk and nuns who are living in the mountains have come to the place where they always make their gatherings, and that I am one of them now reading this chapter.” Sokei-an New York City, 1935

Here for the first time, on it’s seventy-fifth anniversary is Original Nature, the historic Translation and Commentary on the Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch of Chinese Zen by America’s first Zen Master, Sokei-an Sasaki. He considered its message an essential foundation for the transmission of Zen to America. NY Post Jan 11, 1938 “I think the Sixth Patriarch never dreamed that his record, and especially this chapter, would be explained to Westerners in New York. Reading this chapter, I feel that I am in a valley between huge mountains, and that the ancient simple-minded woodcutters, fisherman, monk and nuns who are living in the mountains have come to the place where they always make their gatherings, and that I am one of them now reading this chapter.” Sokei-an New York City, 1935

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