Poetry. Asian Studies. Translated from the Japanese by Soiku
Shigematsu. This volume collects the pithy phrases handed down
through a distinguished line of Chines and Japanese Zen masters
that comprise the essence of Zen. First compiled in the 16th and
17th century Japan, the sayings range from the profound to the
mystifying to the comical. A ZEN FOREST, according to the Gary
Snyder, the author of the preface, is the meeting place of the
highest and the most humble: the great poets and the old women's
sayings'."
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