Enlightenment unfolds : the essential teachings of Zen Master Dōgen

Preface and Acknowledgments
Notes to the Reader
Introduction
Texts and Translation Credits
E MERGENCE OF THE T RUE D HARMA E YE , 1223–1235
Journal of My Study in China
Poems
On a Portrait of Myself
Record of Bringing Master Myōzen’s Relics
Recommending Zazen to All People
Actualizing the Fundamental Point
Cases for Study
R AISING S AGES , 1235–1243
Donation Request for a Monks’ Hall at the Kannondōri Monastery
Formal Talk upon Establishing the Kōshō Monastery
Informal Talks
Valley Sounds, Mountain Colors
The Time-Being
The Power of the Robe
Encouraging Words
Miracles
Continuous Practice, Fascicle One
Continuous Practice, Fascicle Two
Within a Dream Expressing the Dream
Undivided Activity
G REAT A WAKENED O NES , 1243–1246
Intimate Language
Insentient Beings Speak Dharma
Turning the Dharma Wheel
In Honor of Master Rujing
On Carving the Buddha Image for the Daibutsu Monastery
Space
Formal Talk on the First Day of the Practice Period
Given to Hironaga Hatano
E TERNAL P EACE , 1246–1253
Formal Talk upon Naming the Eihei Monastery
Guidelines for Officers of the Eihei Monastery
Auspicious Beginning of Spring
Original Face
Transmission Outside Scripture
Formal Talk upon Returning from Kamakura
Omens of the Sixteen Arhats
On a Portrait of Myself
Three Auspicious Signs at the Eihei Monastery
Identifying with Cause and Effect
Eight Awakenings of Great Beings
Final Instructions
Poem
Death Poem
     Selected Bibliography
     Glossary of Terms
     Glossary of Names
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