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J1881.10 --- J1800.40 --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- Zen -- Rinzai --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- history -- Kamakura period, Yoshino (1185-1392) and Chūsei in general (1185-1600)

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Zen Buddhism --- Martial arts --- J1881.10 --- J1809 --- J1800.60 --- Combat --- Self-defense --- Doctrines --- Religious aspects --- Buddhism --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- Zen -- Rinzai --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- theory, methodology and philosophy --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- history -- Kinsei, Edo, Tokugawa, early modern (1600-1867)

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Calligraphy, Japanese --- Ink painting, Japanese --- Zen calligraphy --- Zen painting --- History --- Hakuin, --- Sengai, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- J1881.10 --- J1895 --- J6220 --- J6240 --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- Zen -- Rinzai --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- art --- Japan: Art and antiquities -- painting and drawing -- Buddhist schools --- Japan: Art and antiquities -- painting and drawing -- school of literati, bunjinga, nanga

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Zen Buddhist ideas and practices in many ways are unique within the study of religion, and artists, poets and Buddhists practitioners worldwide have found inspiration from this tradition. Until recent years, representations of Zen Buddhism have focussed almost entirely on philosophical, historical or “spiritual” aspects. This book investigates the contemporary living reality of the largest Japanese Rinzai Zen Buddhist group, Myōshinji. Drawing on textual studies and ethnographic fieldwork, Jørn Borup analyses how its practitioners use and understand their religion, how they practice their religiosity and how different kinds of Zen Buddhists (monks, nuns, priest, lay people) interact and define themselves within the religious organization. Japanese Rinzai Zen Buddhism portrays a living Zen Buddhism being both uniquely interesting and interestingly typical for common Buddhist and Japanese religiosity.

Myōshinji --- Rinzai (Sect) --- Buddhist sects --- Zen Buddhism --- Linji (Sect) --- Myōshinji (Kyoto, Japan) --- Myōshinji, Kyoto --- Kyoto (Japan). --- 妙心寺 (Kyoto, Japan) --- J1881.10 --- 294.3*96 --- 294.3*96 Zen-boeddhisme --- Zen-boeddhisme --- Japan: Religion -- Buddhism -- Zen -- Rinzai --- Rinzai (Secte) --- Bouddhisme zen --- Rinzai (Sect). --- Myōshinji (Kyoto, Japan). --- Myoshinji (Kyoto, Japan)

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Bernard Ugeux --- réalisation personnelle --- épanouissement spirituel --- spiritualités chrétiennes --- 1es bénédictins --- la régularité bénédictine --- les cisterciens et les trappistes --- ordres mendiants --- les dominicains --- les franciscains --- lieux de retraite --- le Carmel --- le père Denis-Marie Ghesquières --- les jésuites --- Arnaud de Rolland --- les chartreux et les disciples de saint Bruno --- Marika Thomas --- le renouveau charismatique --- les chanoines réguliers de Prémontré --- les foyers de charité de Marthe Robin --- Fraternité monastique de Jérusalem --- communautés de Saint-Jean --- la spiritualité visitandine --- Famille spirituelle de Charles de Foucauld --- les orthodoxes --- Pascal Sauvage --- les protestants --- oecuménisme --- spiritualités de l'Orient --- le bouddhisme tibétain --- Fabrice Midal --- la spiritualité --- le bouddhisme zen --- Zen soto --- Hugues Naas --- Zen rinzaï --- Zen oecuménique --- Zen vietnamien --- le mouvement vipassana --- spiritualité indienne --- la croisée des spiritualités --- K.G. Duürckheim --- l'Occident --- centre Dürckheim --- Centre des Amis de Gita Mallasz --- méditer