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1 Forew | works in English on the subject of Buddhism number a dozen 2 Forew | the pioneer teacher of the subject outside Japan, for except 3 Forew | increasing sale of books on the subject, such as The Spirit of Zen 4 Forew | rapidly. Zen, however, is a subject extremely easy to misunderstand, 5 1, 7 | are impermanent,~They are subject to birth and death;~Put 6 3, 3 (1) | eternally separated from the subject who so thinks. This ungraspability 7 3, 4 | causation. As long as we are subject to karma we go from one 8 3, 4 | empirical mind which is the subject of psychological study. 9 3, 4, XVIII| seeing that all things subject to discrimination have no 10 3, 4, XIX | all things are born and subject to discrimination as to 11 3, 4, XXIV | this world (vishaya) is subject to change and destruction 12 3, 4, XXIV | aggregation of the Skandhas, and subject to the conditions of mutual 13 3, 5 | objective events which are subject to birth and death; he never 14 3, 5 | composite forms which are subject to constant changes and 15 3, 5 | rises from the opposition of subject and object. As we cling 16 3, 5 | endeavour to explain object by subject and subject by object, you 17 3, 5 | explain object by subject and subject by object, you create a 18 4, 2 | mind set up to work:~The subject is quieted when the object 19 4, 2 | The object ceases when the subject is quieted.~13. The object 20 4, 2 | object is an object for the subject,~The subject is a subject 21 4, 2 | object for the subject,~The subject is a subject for the object:~ 22 4, 2 | subject,~The subject is a subject for the object:~Know that 23 4, 5 | mind-essence is neither subject to annihilation nor eternally 24 4, 5 | attendant monk, "My body subject to decomposition will return 25 4, 6 | complexities, nor is it subject to destruction. It is like 26 4, 6 | Essays will be devoted to the subject.]~the Buddhas in the ten 27 6, 5 | is perhaps another such subject.~Fudaishi (Fu Ta-shih),