Ju
Ju (Jap., ‘praise’). Eulogies of Zen masters often found attached to kōan collections, e.g. Pi-yen-lu, Wu-men-kuan. The emotions of gratitude and reverence make these some of the finest examples of Buddhist poetry.
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