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 1 Kamaku|          ideal the teaching of the Zen sect (perfected under the
 2 Ashika|       ideal owes its origin to the Zen sect of Buddhism, which
 3 Ashika|        during the Kamakura period. Zen, from the word Dhyan, meaning
 4 Ashika|          greatly from the Northern Zen, which latter adhered still
 5 Ashika|          cast into the fire by the Zen who obtained enlightenment.
 6 Ashika|          portray the progress of a Zen student as a cowherd in
 7 Ashika|           and yet is not. Thus, to Zen thinking, victories over
 8 Ashika| tea-ceremony is made expressive of Zen ideas.~The Ashikaga aristocracy,
 9 Ashika|           formalism, to absorb the Zen idea in all its~intensity
10 Ashika|          and purity. They were all Zen priests, or laymen who lived
11 Ashika|     self-control so typical of the Zen mind. Face to face with
12 Ashika|     another essential trait of the Zen ideal. It is as if to him