-
other necessities. In ****anese Buddhism, this
practice is also
known as
Takuhatsu (托鉢). In Theravāda Buddhism, the
practice is
referred to by the Pāli term...
- ****anese Sōtō monk on an alms
round (
takuhatsu)
sitting zazen....
- all the
ingredients are present. The vast
majority of food
comes from
takuhatsu. It
means the
vegetables are not
prime choice, not
really "fresh" as sold...
-
recipe to a
teahouse owner who was
always kind to him when he went on
takuhatsu (begging rounds)
around Mount Aratsu, to the west of Hakata. At that time...
- Buddhism, nuns (Pāli: bhikkhunis) and
monks (Pāli: bhikkhus)
practice Takuhatsu (pindacara)
where they
collect food (piṇḍapāta). This is
often perceived...
- [Hazakura to mateki]
Cherry Blossoms and the
Magic Flute 1939 碧眼托鉢 [Hekigan
takuhatsu] The Blue-e****
Pilgrim 1936 返事 [Henji]
Reply 1980 皮膚と心 [Hifu to kokoro]...
-
obtained milk from his
neighbors and
everything else the
child needed by
takuhatsu. A year
later the girl
could stand it no longer. She told her parents...
- for eating. To survive, he went from
house to
house to beg.
Begging (
takuhatsu) is an
important part of
practice for
monks in ****an, but, considering...
- ****an and
abroad for its
devoted practice of
zazen and
formal begging, or
takuhatsu. It was
unusual in ****an at the time to be
supporting itself without income...
- to a fight, he
became an Sōtō Zen monk and
traveled around ****an as a
takuhatsu. He was
ordained as a
priest at
Saihoji Temple in Kyoto.
Takeda was skilled...
