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<TD>[Wunderbare Katze und andere Zen-Texte] 
PDF: <a href="GrafDurckheim.pdf"
target="_blank">Dr. Hetnyi Ern rszleges fordtsa: 
A buddhizmus zen-aspektusa japn szvegek
tkrben</a>
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Ito Tenzaa Chuya (17. sz.) 
<a href="../macska.html" target="_blank">A csodlatos macska
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Nmetbl fordtotta: Hetnyi Ern 
ill. Klaus Bertelsmann 
</blockquote> [Japan und die Kultur der Stille] 
<a href="https://terebess.hu/keletkultinfo/durkheim.html"
target="_blank">A nyugalom japn kultusza </a> 
(Szemekvnyek) 
Fordtotta: Gyertyn Katalin </TD>
<TD> [Hara - Die Erdmitte des
Menschen] 
PDF: <a
href="Hara.pdf" target="_blank">Hara: The Vital Center of Man</a> 
Translated by Sylvia-Monica von Kospoth 
sans-serif">Ito Tenzaa Chuya (17. sz.) 
<a href="../macska.html#a" target="_blank">The Marvelous
Cat </a> 
ill. Klaus Bertelsmann 
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sans-serif"><img src="https://terebess.hu/zen/nemet.gif" height="25"
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<a href="../macska.html#n" target="_blank">Die wunderbare
Kunst einer Katze </a> 
bers. Karlfried Graf Drckheim 
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Karlfried
Graf Drckheim 
Wunderbare Katze und andere Zen-Texte 
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[Zeichn.: Klaus Bertelsmann] 
Mnchen : Otto Wilhelm Barth Verlag, 1964, 122 S. 
[Texte zu der Kunst des Schwertfechtens (Kendo), Bogenschieens (Kyudo) und
Speerstoens (Sojutsu). Eine erstmalig vollstndige Beschreibung der bung des
Sitzens gibt uns das Fukan-Zazen-Gi von Dogen, das hier von Meister Hakuun
Yasutani przise kommentiert wird.] 
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PDF: <a href="GrafDurckheim.pdf" target="_blank">Dr. Hetnyi
Ern rszleges fordtsa: 
A buddhizmus zen-aspektusa japn szvegek
tkrben</a> 
Buddhista Misszi Dokumentci, [Soksz.], Budapest, 1986, 56 oldal 
Tartalom
ZEN 3 
A TLFESZTETT J 4 
A TKLETES KR 7 
A GYAKORLAT LNYEGE: SATORI
10 
A ZEN-SZVEGEK 12 
Tora Sasamoto: A KZDELEM JOGA 13 
KEN-ZEN EGYSG 24
 
A TAO A GYAKORLATBAN - Kenran Umeji jszmester szvege 34 
A CSODLATOS MACSKA - Ito Tenzaa zen-mester tantsa 38 
FUKAN-ZAZEN-GI - Dogen zen-mester szvege, Hakuun Yasutani mester
magyarzataival 44 

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<a href="Hara.pdf" target="_blank">Hara: The
Vital Center of Man</a>[Hara - Die Erdmitte des Menschen]
 
Translated by Sylvia-Monica von Kospoth
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<h3>Table of
Contents </h3>
sans-serif">Introduction 
Part
IHara in the Life of the Japanese 
1 Hara in the Life of the Japanese 
2 Hara in the Life of the Japanese 
3 Hara as the Purpose of Practice 
4 Hara in the Japanese Language 
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IIHara in its General Human Significance 
1 Eastern and Western Views of Hara 
(a) The General Significance of the Center of the Body 
(b) The European Attitude to the Belly 
(c) Natural Hara 
(d) The Two Levels 
IIIMan With Hara 
1 The Living Form Centered in Hara 
2 The Ego and the Vital Center 
3 Malformations of the I 
4 Hara as Secular Power 
5 Hara in Experience: Insight and Practice 
6 The Strength, Breadth, and Closeness Engendered by Hara 
7 The Order of Life in the Symbolism of the Body 
IVHara as Practice 
1 The Purpose and Prerequisite of All Practice 
2 The Purpose and Limits of Practice 
3 The Prerequisites of all Practice 
4 Posture, Breath, Tensionas Starting Points of Practice 
5 The Practice of Right Posture 
6 Sitting with Hara 
7 Tension-Relaxation 
8 The Practice of Breathing 
VRetrospect and Outlook 
1 Retrospect and Outlook 
sans-serif">AppendixJapanese Texts 
1 Okado Torajiro 
2 Sato TsujiThe Teachings of the Human Body 
3 Kaneko ShosekiNature and Origins of Man 
Index

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The
Japanese Cult of Tranquility[Japan und die Kultur der Stille] 
Translated from the German by Eda O'Shiel 
London : Rider and Company, 1960, 106 p. 
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sans-serif">Contents 
1 Tranquillity
in the East and the West 
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Man's inborn
knowledge of tranquillity 
The Japanese cult of tranquillity 
The concept of culture in Japan and in the West 
The various approaches to tranquillity 
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2 The nature of
Japanese exercise 
3 The basic exercises in tranquillity 
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The exercise
in the immobility of the body 
The exercise of the breath 
The exercise of the centre of being 
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4 How
tranquillity stands the test of life 
5 Objective tranquillity 
6 Tranquillity in absorption 
7 The ultimate test of tranquillity 
8 Conclusion 
Addenda 
Three Japanese texts: 
I The Right to Fight-A Japanese story, related by Tera Sasamote 
II The Identity of Ken-Zen--A text of the zen master Takuan, by Reibun Yuki,
translated from the Japanese by Fumio Hashimoto, with amendments by Count
Durckheim 
III The Tao of Technique--A text of the Zen Master of Archery, Kenran Umeji,
translated from the Japanese by Fumio Hahimoto, with amendments by Count
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Notes Index

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