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Dōgen’s Rules for Meditation →

Rules for Meditation Dōgen’s Fukanzazenji

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Dogen, Great Master

This is the translation recited in OBC temples and at affiliated meditation groups, in the booklet Scriptures and Ceremonies.

Why are training and enlightenment differentiated since the Truth is universal? Why study the means of attaining it since the supreme teaching is free? Since Truth is seen to be clearly apart from that which is unclean, why cling to a means of cleansing it? Since Truth is not separate from training, training is unnecessary—the separation will be as that between heaven and earth if even the slightest gap exists FOR, WHEN THE OPPOSITES ARISE, THE BUDDHA MIND IS LOST…

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