Daily Zen Library
Zen Master Dogen: An Introduction with Selected Writings
This book includes the final twelve sections of the Shobogenzo. These were chosen because they were compiled shortly before Dogen's death and thus in many ways represent the culmination of his mature thought, and because they are among the most readily understood as well as most important parts of the entire work, especially in their discussion of Bodhi-mind, the nature of causation and karma, and the importance of living according to the ideal of the Bodhisattva, one who vows to help all beings realize enlightenment instead of seeking only his own spiritual emancipation.
Zazen
In the still night by the vacant window, Wrapped in monk’s robe I sit in meditation, Navel and nostrils lined up straight, Ears paired to the slope of shoulders. Window whitens, The moon comes up; Rain’s stopped, But drops go on dripping. Wond...
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