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Correspondence

Spear Flower (Yabukōji)

藪柑子 (Yabukōji)

Autorretrato de Hakuin (1767)
byHakuin Ekaku

A letter explaining the practice of the sound-of-one-hand kōan and the need for meditation in one who governs; the title is the name of a humble red-berried plant. Yampolsky translated it together with Orategama and Hebiichigo.

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Editions and translations · 2

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Authorship note

Written in Japanese (kana mixed with characters) for lay readers. A letter to a feudal lord.

Editions and translations

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English

  • The Zen Master Hakuin: Selected Writings

    Columbia University Press, 1971

    Translation: Philip B. Yampolsky

    ISBN 0231034636

日本語

Other works by Hakuin Ekaku

Sources

  • Yampolsky, Philip B. (trad.). The Zen Master Hakuin: Selected Writings. Nueva York: Columbia University Press, 1971. ISBN 0231034636.

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