Historic Japanese text
Zazen shin (Japanese: 坐禪箴), rendered in English as the Acupuncture Needle of Zazen, Lancet of Zazen, or Needle for Zazen, is a book of the Shōbōgenzō by the 13th century Sōtō Zen monk Eihei Dōgen. It was written on the 19th of April in 1242 at Dōgen's monastery Kōshōhōrin-ji in Kyoto.[1] The book appears as the 12th book in the 75 fascicle version of the Shōbōgenzō, and it is ordered 27th in the later chronological 95 fascicle Honzan editions.[2] The title Zazen shin refers to a poem of the same title written by Hongzhi Zhengjue. Hongzhi's poem is quoted verbatim in Dōgen's Zazen shin and also presented again in modified form later in the text.[1]
References
- ^ a b Nishijima, Gudo; Cross, Chodo (1994), Master Dogen's Shōbōgenzō, vol. 2, Dogen Sangha, pp. 115–134, ISBN 1-4196-3820-3
- ^ Heine, Steven (2012), Dōgen: Textual and Historical Studies, Oxford University Press, p. 40, ISBN 978-0-19-975447-2
Dōgen
| Kana Shōbōgenzō | | 75 Fascicle Version | - Genjōkōan (現成公案)
- Maka hannya haramitsu (摩訶般若波羅蜜)
- Busshō (佛性)
- Shinjin gakudō (身心學道)
- Sokushin zebutsu (即心是佛)
- Gyōbutsu igi (行佛威儀)
- Ikka myōju (一顆明珠)
- Shin fukatoku (心不可得)
- Kobutsushin (古佛心)
- Daigo (大悟)
- Zazen gi (坐禪儀)
- Zazen shin (坐禪箴)
- Kaiin zanmai (海印三昧)
- Kūge (空華)
- Kōmyō (光明)
- Gyōji (行持)
- Inmo (恁麼)
- Kannon (觀音)
- Kokyō (古鏡)
- Uji (有時)
- Juki (授記)
- Zenki (全機)
- Tsuki (都機)
- Gabyō (畫餅)
- Keisei sanshoku (谿聲山色)
- Bukkōjōji (佛向上事)
- Muchū setsumu (夢中説夢)
- Raihai tokuzui (禮拜得髓)
- Sansui kyō (山水經)
- Kankin (看經)
- Shoaku makusa (諸悪莫作)
- Den e (傳衣)
- Dōtoku (道得)
- Bukkyō (佛教)
- Jinzū (神通)
- Arakan (阿羅漢)
- Shunjū (春秋)
- Kattō (葛藤)
- Shisho (嗣書)
- Hakujushi (柏樹子)
- Sangai yuishin (三界唯心)
- Sesshin sesshō (説心説性)
- Shohō jissō (諸法實相)
- Butsudō (佛道)
- Mitsugo (密語)
- Mujō seppō (無情説法)
- Bukkyō (佛經)
- Hosshō (法性)
- Darani (陀羅尼)
- Senmen (洗面)
- Menju (面授)
- Busso (佛祖)
- Baika (梅華)
- Senjō (洗淨)
- Jippō (十方)
- Kenbutsu (見佛)
- Henzan (徧參)
- Ganzei (眼睛)
- Kajō (家常)
- Sanjûshichihon bodai bunpō (三十七品菩提分法)
- Ryūgin (龍吟)
- Soshi seirai i (祖師西来意)
- Hotsu bodai shin (發菩提心)
- Udon ge (優曇華)
- Nyorai zenshin (如來全身)
- Zanmai ō zanmai (三昧王三昧)
- Ten hōrin (轉法輪)
- Dai shugyō (大修行)
- Jishō zanmai (自證三昧)
- Kokū (虚空)
- Hou (鉢盂)
- Ango (安居)
- Tashin tsū (佗心通)
- Ō saku sendaba (王索仙陀婆)
- Shukke (出家)
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| 12 Fascicle Version | - Shukke kudoku (出家功徳)
- Jukai (受戒)
- Kesa kudoku (袈裟功徳)
- Hotsu bodai shin (發心菩提)
- Kuyō shobutsu (供養諸佛)
- Kie buppōsō bō (歸依佛法僧寶)
- Jinshin inga (深信因果)
- Sanji gō (三時業)
- Shiba (四馬)
- Shizen biku (四禪比丘)
- Ippyakuhachi hōmyō mon (一百八法明門)
- Hachi dainin gaku (八大人覺)
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