First published in 2005. Zen Buddism was first introduced in Japan
as the faith for the Samurai or the military class and moulded the
characters of many distinguished soldiers and statesmen. The object
of this work is show to how the Mahavanistic views of life and the
world differ markedly from those of the Theravada, and this to
explain how the religion of Buddha has adapted itself to its
environment in the Far East. To this end, the author undertakes a
close study of the Zen sect, selecting this group because of the
great influence it has had on Japanese life and also because of the
unique position it holds among the established religious systems of
the world.
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