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Hakuin Ekaku (白隠 慧鶴,
January 19, 1686 –
January 18, 1769) was one of the most
influential figures in ****anese Zen Buddhism, who
regarded bodhicitta, working...
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Ekaku Station (永覚駅,
Ekaku-eki) is a
railway station in the city of Toyota,
Aichi Prefecture, ****an,
operated by the
third sector Aichi Loop
Railway Company...
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derived entirely from the Ōtōkan
lineage transmitted through Hakuin Ekaku (1686–1769), who is a
major figure in the
revival of the
Rinzai tradition...
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included Hakuin Ekaku and
Sengai Gibon. The term "Zenga" was used at
least as far back as ****anese
scholar Okamoto Kanoko's
studies of
Ekaku, but with the...
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Theravada Buddhism,
Access to
Insight Readings in Zen Buddhism,
Hakuin Ekaku (Ed:
Monika Bincsik)
Readings in
Sanskrit Buddhist Canon,
Nagarjuna Institute—UWest...
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literary and
rhetorical skills that
takes many
years to acquire.
Hakuin Ekaku, the 17th
century revitalizer of the
Rinzai school,
taught several practices...
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Along with the Blue
Cliff Record and the oral
tradition of
Hakuin Ekaku, The
Gateless Gate is a
central work much used in
Rinzai School practice...
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Mikawa Yatsuhashi Aichi Loop
Railway Aichi Loop Line: Mikawa-Kamigō –
Ekaku –
Suenohara – Mikawa-Toyota – Shin-Uwagoromo – Shin-Toyota – Aikan-Umetsubo...
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Richard Flanagan. The
title is
adapted from the
famous Zen kōan of
Hakuin Ekaku. The
Sound of One Hand
Clapping was Flanagan's
second novel. The
novel tells...
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historically the most influential. It is the
lineage to
which Hakuin Ekaku belonged, from whom all
contemporary Rinzai lineages descend. It is also...
