Kodo Sawaki
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Summary
Kodo Sawaki was a Japanese Buddhist master, born in 1880 in the west of Japan. He never had a temple, travelled from place to place teaching, and said that zazen is good for nothing: there is nothing to gain. Nishijima practised zazen and attended his lectures for some years.
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Master Kodo Sawaki was born the fourth child in a family of factory worker
Zazen According to Sawaki Summer 2004 — Yoko Luetchford
The most important texts
- Kodo Sawaki and Concrete Teaching ●●● August 2011 — DibbavanaKodo Sawaki · acting on your own · Kodo Sawaki's wartime remarks · right and left both wrong · severe view from a severe life · the world before thinking · zazen is good for nothing · sitting as a waste of time
I thought this afternoon I would talk about Kodo Sawaki
- Zazen According to Sawaki ●●● Summer 2004 — Yoko LuetchfordKodo Sawaki · created in Gautama Buddha’s image · fox zazen (yakozen) · old woman’s prostrations · practice that does not help others · refusing a temple of his own · water in pure sake · wavelength of the universe · zazen is good for nothing
Master Kodo Sawaki was born the fourth child in a family of factory worker
Other texts
- Dojo and Home, Sacred and Ordinary ●●● September 2015 — Banský Studeneczazen is good for nothing
that very, very radical statement by Kodo Sawaki, Zazen is useless
- Sadness Is a Change in Balance ●●● August 2011 — Dibbavanalift in a coal mine
he realised they were still going down, although he felt they were going up
- Just to Be Alive Is Enough ●●● August 2011 — DibbavanaKodo Sawaki's criticism of group-mindedness
So he very strongly criticised Japanese people's tendency to be group-minded
- Zen Without Spirituality ●●● September 2015 — Banský Studeneczazen is good for nothing · zazen like going to the toilet
So even Kodo Sawaki said, You can't get anything
- Introduction to Buddhism and the Practice of Zazen ●●●Kodo Sawaki
He said that both idealism and materialism were wrong. He said that both left and right were wrong.
- Uji 1: Time Is the Present ●●● Winter 2004 — Ujikinhin like a duck
Master Kodo Sawaki described it as walking like a duck
- Sacred and Ordinary Together ●●● July 2009 — BrnoKodo Sawaki's criticism through action
Kodo Sawaki criticised it with his actions. He never had a temple. He kept away from temples
- The Empty Trappings of Transmission ●●● September 2009 — Earth Spiritseeing through the form
one or two people, including Kodo Sawaki, who saw through the form and taught what it was really about
- Freedom and the Teacher’s Character ●●● August 2011 — DibbavanaSawaki's strength before zazen
You will never be like that, because I was like that even before I started to practise zazen
- Buddhist State as Semi-Permeable Membrane ●●● September 2015 — Banský Studeneczazen is good for nothing
Sawaki, who said, zazen is good for nothing. There is nothing to gain
- Buddhism and the Theory of No-Self ●●●grasping the true ego
Grasp the self, the ultimate in ourselves, the true ego - whatever you call it.
Keywords
Ideas (7) zazen is good for nothing5 acting on your own created in Gautama Buddha’s image fox zazen (yakozen) grasping the true ego seeing through the form the world before thinking
Themes (5) Kodo Sawaki's criticism of group-mindedness Kodo Sawaki's wartime remarks practice that does not help others refusing a temple of his own severe view from a severe life
Images and stories (10) kinhin like a duck Kodo Sawaki's criticism through action lift in a coal mine old woman’s prostrations right and left both wrong Sawaki's strength before zazen sitting as a waste of time water in pure sake wavelength of the universe zazen like going to the toilet