Chapter

 1 1|    Japan from the rest of the world, so conducive to introspection,
 2 1|   misunderstanding of the New World and the Old, that one need
 3 1|   Like all good things of the world, the propaganda of Tea met
 4 1|   Decadence (when was not the world in decadence?), in their
 5 1|     for wealth and power. The world is groping in the shadow
 6 2|      deplorable things in the world: the spoiling of fine youths
 7 2|   reflected in the phenomenal world, but the phenomenal world
 8 2|     world, but the phenomenal world was the cosmic law itself.
 9 2|    The reason why the Western world is innocent of the older
10 2| producing the best tea in the world. The southern Zen spread
11 3| Kuzugen,--"The Sages move the world." Our standards of morality
12 3|       one be serious with the world when the world itself is
13 3|       with the world when the world itself is so ridiculous!
14 3|  usefulness were known to the world you would soon be knocked
15 3|      the "art of being in the world," for it deals with the
16 3|   tries to find beauty in our world of woe and worry. The Sung
17 4|   connection with the outside world, and produce a fresh sensation
18 4|    the vexations of the outer world. There and there alone one
19 4|    and more difficult all the world over. Do we not need the
20 6| frightens on to conceive of a world bereft of their presence.
21 6|       new forms ennobling the world idea? We only ask them to