Daily Zen Library
A Tiger’s Cave – translations of Japanese Zen Texts – pub 1964
The Japanese texts translated give a fascinating pciture of actual Zen life–the life of traditional temple training, with many stories and a number of historical incidents connected with Zen masters. The main text is a commentary on the Heart Sutra by Abot Obora, then comes a short autobiographical piece by Hakuin. The remaining texts -two discourses by Rosen Takashina and some koans by Sogen Omori, a Zen master who was also a sword master, show what Zen in Japan means today.
Eye of the Storm – Walnut and Birch
The design elements in this box include the use of the knot holes occurring naturally in the birch. The front and back feature knotholes which are lined with walnut to match the interior. The lid is a rich, warm walnut. The total effect i...
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