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6. (Japanese)
The outcast class, formerly confined
to specific neighbourhoods or villages,
and to certain occupations. (9)
7. (Chinese)
Bodhi or enlightenment; Way; the way
of, or to enlightenment. (3)
8. (Japanese)
Breath; spirit; spiritual strength.
(2)
10. (Japanese)
No; does not have; Case One of the
Wu Men Kuan, often the first koan
of the Zen student. (2)
11. (Japanese)
The Obaku Sect, a reintroduction of
Rinzai Zen into Japan after it had
mixed with Amitabha pietism. (5)
13. (Japanese)
Heavy 3 x 6 foot mats used as flooring
in traditional Japanese homes and
temples. (6)
15. (Japanese)
Rice wine. (4)
16. (Japanese)
Buddha. (6)
17. (Japanese)
Head of logistical arrangements in
the Rinzai zendo. (5)
19. (Japanese)
Work service (in the sense of sutra
service); meditation in work (traditionally
in and about the temple). (4)
21. (Japanese)
To go alone; to work alone; sanzen,
the personal interview between roshi
and student. (7)
22. (Japanese)
The Rinzai Zen Buddhist Sect, traced
from Lin-chi, ninth century. (6)
23. (Japanese)
Board game played with black
and white stones. (2)
25. (Japanese)
Order of the Three Treasures; the
Zen sect traced from Yasutani Hakuun,
1885-1973 (5,6)
27. No; does not have; case one
of the Wu-men kuan, often the first
koan of the Zen student. (2)
28. (Chinese)
Toku. (2)
29. (Japanese)
First view; the first interview
between roshi and student. (6)
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1.
(Japanese)
Sky, sunyata, emptiness, the
void. (2)
2. (Japanese)
Veneration to Amitabha Buddha;
the Nembutsu; mantra of Pure Land
schools. (4,5,5)
3. (Japanese)
Buddha. (5)
4. (Japanese)
Saranam gacchami. (3)
5. (Japanese)
Te; power or virtue; strength
of character arising from virtue and
service. (4)
9. (Japanese)
The - - - - Sect; traced from Tung-shan
Liang-chieh (Dongshan Liangjie), 840-901.
(4)
11. (Japanese)
Father, the priest's title.
(4)
12. (Japanese)
The way of the swordsman; Japanese
fencing. (5)
14. (Japanese)
To present the shout; the roshi's
Dharma talk. (6)
15. (Japanese)
Special Training Place; a Rinzai Zen
temple where monks or nuns are trained.
(6,4)
18. (Chinese)
Dhyana. (4-2)
20. (Japanese)
Empty hand; one of the Japanese martial
arts. (6)
21. (Japanese)
Spot or place of enlightenment of
the Buddha under the bodhi tree; one's
own place of enlightenment; the training
centre. (4)
24. Shout given by the Zen
masters that wipes away everything.
(2)
26. (Japanese)
Thought; one thought frame.
(3)
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