Moon in a dewdrop by Dōgen Zenji
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Opening the Hand of Thought by Kosho Uchiyama Roshi
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Don't be a jerk and other practical advice from Dogen, Japan's greatest Zen master by Brad Warner
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Not Always So by Edward Espe Brown
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Returning to silence by Dainin Katagiri
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Shōbō genzō by Dōgen Zenji, Eido Shimano
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The voice of the valley by Taisen Deshimaru
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Timeless spring by Thomas F. Cleary, Thomas Cleary
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The way of everyday life by Dōgen Zenji
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Shōbō genzō zuimonki by Dōgen Zenji, Reiho Masunaga
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Denkōroku by Keizan, Zen Master Keizan Jokin, Keizan Zenji, Rev. Hubert Nearman O.B.C., Thomas Cleary
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Serene reflection meditation by Jiyu Kennett
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Publishing History

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Subjects
Doctrines, Early works to 1800, Zen Buddhism, History, Biography, Zen priests, Spiritual life, Zen buddhism, Buddhism, Rules, Meditation, Monastic and religious life (Zen Buddhism), Zen monasticism and religious orders, Cooking, Prayers and devotions, Religious life, Zen Priests, Doctrinal Theology, Religion, Buddhism, doctrines
Places
Japan, Korea, China, Akita-ken, Eiheiji-chō, Aichi-ken, Aichi-ken (Japan), Akita-ken (Japan), Asakusa-ku (Tokyo, Japan), Buddhism, Budismo zen, Eikōji (Hakui-shi, Japan), Hokuriku Region, Mie-ken, Mie-ken (Japan), Niigata-ken, Niigata-ken (Japan), Shitaya-ku (Tokyo, Japan), Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan)
People
Dōgen (1200-1253), Keizan (1268-1325), Menzan Zuihō (1683-1769), Ryōkan (1758-1831), Daichi (1290-1366), Dogen (1200-1253), Tsūgen Jakurei (1322-1391), Chen-chüeh (1091-1157), Chihō Nakaizumi (1878-1943), Dainin Katagiri (1928-1990)
Times
Early works to 1800, 20th century, Japanese occupation, 1910-1945, 1185-1600, 21st century, Edo period, 1600-l868, Middle Japanese, 1185-1600, ageless manual for practicing zazen

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Dōgen Zenji, 46 books
Dōgen, 14 books
Genryū Kagamishima, 8 books
Keizan, 8 books
Eigaku Kōchi, 8 books
Morimoto, Kazuo, 6 books
Ryōmin Akizuki, 6 books
Gudō Nishijima, 6 books
Kōshō Uchiyama, 6 books
Menzan Zuihō, 6 books
Bunʼyū Matsuda, 5 books
Shōryū Arai, 5 books
Nara, Yasuaki, 4 books
Dainin Katagiri, 4 books
Shūyū Sakurai, 4 books
Sōtōshū Zensho Kankōkai, 3 books
Azuma, Ryūshin, 3 books
Tetsuo Takei, 3 books
Uchiyama, Kōshō, 3 books
Jiyu Kennett, 3 books
Yaoko Mizuno, 3 books
Kōshirō Tamaki, 3 books
John Daido Loori, 3 books
Ryūshin Azuma, 3 books
Ho-gwi Kim, 3 books