The Gateless Gate
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- Joshu's Dog
- Hyakujo's Fox
- Gutei's Finger
- A Beardless Foreigner
- Kyogen Mounts the Tree
- Buddha Twirls a Flower
- Joshu Washes the Bowl
- Keichu's Wheel
- A Buddha before History
- Seizei Alone and Poor
- Joshu Examines a Monk in Meditation
- Zuigan Calls His Own Master
- Tokusan Holds His Bowl
- Nansen Cuts the Cat in Two
- Tozan's Three Blows
- Bells And Robes
- The Three Calls Of The Emperor's Teacher
- Tozan's Three Pounds
- Everyday Life Is The Path
- The Enlightened Man
- Dried Dung
- Kashapa's Preaching Sign
- Do Not Think Good, Do Not Think Not-Good
- Without Words, Without Silence
- Preaching From The Third Seat
- Two Monks Roll Up The Screen
- It Is Not Mind, It Is Not Buddha, It Is Not Things
- Blow Out The Candle
- Not The Wind, Not The Flag
- This Mind Is Buddha
- Joshu Investigates
- A Philosopher Asks Buddha
- This Mind Is Not Buddha
- Learning Is Not The Path
- Two Souls
- Meeting A Zen Master On The Road
- A Buffalo Passes Through The Enclosure
- An Oak Tree In The Garden
- Ummon's Sidetrack
- Tipping Over A Water Vase
- Bodhidharma Pacifies The Mind
- The Girl Comes Out From Meditation
- Shuzan's Short Staff
- Basho's Staff
- Who Is He?
- Proceed From The Top Of The Pole
- Three Gates Of Tosotsu
- One Road Of Kembo
- Amban's Addition
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