A tract called "The Unfettered Mind" attempted to integrate this religion's teachings with sword fighting.
A tract called "The Unfettered Mind" attempted to integrate this religion's teachings with sword fighting. Adherents of it eat according to oryoki, part of the period of meditation known as sesshin. Several of its holy texts were compiled during the Song dynasty; these include the (*) Blue Cliff Record and the Gateless Gate. It includes the Rinzai and Soto sects, and traces its origins to an incident in which prajna was transferred onto Mahaksyapa, the Flower Sermon. Followers of this religion contemplate questions called koans, such as "What is the sound of one hand clapping?" For 10 points, name this sect of Buddhism popular in Japan.
A tract called "The Unfettered Mind" attempted to integrate this religion's teachings with sword fighting.
{Zen} Buddhism (prompt on {Buddhism})