Recorded Sayings of Linji [Rinzairoku]: Translated from the Chinese by J. Cleary this work is a record of the sayings of Lin-chi, the founder of the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism. [Taisho Tripitaka #1985] [Ch: Chen-chou-lin-chi-hui-chao-ch'an-shih-wu-lu] [Jpn: Chin-shu-rin-zai-e-sho-zen-ji-go-roku]
Wumen's Gate [Mumonkan]: Also translated from the Chinese by J. Cleary, this is generally considered the most prized work in Zen. This consists of 48 koans selected by Wumen, a Zen monk of the Sung Dynasty. [Taisho Tripitaka #2005] [Ch: Wu-men-kuan] [Jpn: Mu-mon-kan]
Faith-Mind Maxim [Shinjinmei]: Translated from the Chinese by O. Yoshida this work was done by the third patriarch of Zen Buddhism in China, Seng-ts'an and gives expression to the highest state of Zen. [Taisho Tripitaka #2010] [Ch: Hsin-hsin-mei] [Jpn: Shin-jin-mei]
