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1 Forew | more, and of his works in Japanese as yet unknown to the West 2 Forew | Sanskrit, Pali, Chinese and Japanese, but he has an up-to-date 3 2 | the Sung dynasty, when the Japanese Zen masters visited China 4 3, 2 (1)| known as Kwannon-gyo in Japanese and Kuan-yin Ching in Chinese. 5 3, 2 (1)| seems, according to some Japanese authorities, originally 6 3, 2 (1)| of the proper names, the Japanese way of pronunciation has 7 3, 3 (2)| Kongokyo in Japanese. The full title in Sanskrit 8 4 | time of Hui-neng (Yeno in Japanese) and his immediate disciples, 9 4 | as the Yu-lu (goroku in Japanese), containing the sayings 10 4, 2 (2)| By Seng-t'san (Sosan in Japanese). Died 606 C.E. Mind = hsin. 11 4, 5 | Brother Hai."~[1. Ho-koji in Japanese. He was one of the greatest 12 4, 6 (1)| Wobaku Ki-un in Japanese, died 850~ 13 4, 6 | Wu-hsin, or mu-shin in Japanese. The term literally means " 14 5 | V. FROM THE JAPANESE ZEN MASTERS~Dai-o (1235- 15 5 | luminaries in the history of the Japanese Rinzai school of Zen. All 16 5 | as we can testify in the Japanese history of Zen. Daito is 17 6, 4 | guardian gods, but in the Japanese he is in the little shrine 18 6, 4 | Sambo Kojin seems to be a Japanese mountain god in the form 19 6, 4 | Mahakala is at present a purely Japanese god. He carries a large 20 6, 5 | the Buddha Sakyamuni. With Japanese Zen followers, however, 21 6, 5 | quite a different rôle in Japanese Buddhism from what he does 22 6, 5 | it is no wonder that the Japanese Buddhists pay special monastery