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Tōrei Enji (東嶺円慈) (8 May 1721 - 10
April 1792) was an
eminent ****anese Zen
Buddhist monk, teacher, author,
painter and calligrapher. He was the chief...
- by
Nanpo Jomyo, who
received his
dharma transmission in
China in 1265.
Tōrei Enji (1721–1792), who had
studied with
Kogetsu Zenzai, was a
major student...
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master Tōrei Enji
wrote a
commentary on the
Damoduoluo Chan Jing and used the
Zuochan Sanmei Jing as a
source in the
writing of this commentary.
Tōrei believed...
- ****anese art
collector Enji
Tetsuta (鉄田 猿児), ****anese
manga artist Enji
Tōrei (東嶺 円慈, 1721 - 1792), ****anese Zen
Buddhist monk, teacher, author, painter...
- The Spokesman-Review.
Retrieved 2024-02-15. "****anese
Friendship Doll (
Tôrei ningyô) Miss ****uoka (formerly Miss Gunma) in full
dress kimono with descriptive...
- of the 16th-century teachers. Hakuin's
closest student and
companion was
Tōrei Enji (1721-1792), who
first studied with
Kogetsu Zenzai, and to whom Hakuin...
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Tsumaki Seirin in the 20th century. Yagyū Seigo-ryu—Founded by
Nagaoka Torei Fusashige in the 17th century. Yagyū Shinkage-ryū—From the Shinkage-ryū...
- Tibetan,
Early Chinese, New York:
Crossroad Torei (2010), The
Undying Lamp of Zen. The
Testament of Zen
Master Torei,
Boston & London:
Shambhala (translator:...
- "post-satori" practice.
Years later, when
Hakuin asked his
student Tōrei the same question,
Tōrei's answer – "To work for the
salvation of my
fellow beings" –...
- [1600-1867] Zen
priests such as Shidō
Bunan [1603-1676],
Hakuin [1685-1768], and
Tōrei [1721-1792]
attempted to
promote the
unity of zen and
Shinto by emphasizing...
