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Monastic rituals
Monastic life is orderly and highly ritualized. In addition to the rituals surrounding ordination itself, monks are expected to recite the monastic rules (vinaya) twice monthly. In traditions such as Zen, there are further rituals for "dharma transmission," passing teachings from teacher to student.
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| The Empowerment of Mountains | Evanhoff, Richard | 1995 |
| An Empowerment Ritual for Nuns in Contemporary Japan | Arai, Paula | 2000 |
| Emptiness and Dust: Zen Dharma Transmission Rituals | Bodiford, William | 2000 |
| Enthronement Role Found Constitutional | International Herald Tribune-Asahi Shimbun | 10 Jul. 2002 |
| Faith and Logic: Life in a Kyoto Monastery | Fremerman, Sarah | 1995 |
| From Kûkai to Kakuban: A Study of Shingon Buddhist Dharma Transmission | Abé, Ryûichi | 1991 |
| Honji suijaku and the Logic of Combinatory Deities: Two Case Studies | Iyanaga, Nobumi | 2003 |
| An Investigation of the Uposadha Ritual of the Jôdo Sect | Igawa, Jôkei | 1960 |
| Kaimyô | Hurst, Eric M. Gordon von | 1982 |
| On the 'Kirikami' in Sôtô-Zen Tradition | Akiyama, Satoko | Mar. 1973 |
| Review: Visions of Power, by Bernard Faure | O'Leary, Joseph S | 1997 |
| Review: Visions of Power, by Bernard Faure | Tanabe, George J | 1997 |
| Scholasticism, Exegesis, and Ritual Practice: On Renovation in the History of Buddhist Writing in the Early Heian Period | Abé, Ryûichi | 2007 |
| Shinran and Authority in Buddhism | Amstutz, Galen Dean | 1997 |
| Shinran and Authority in Buddhism | Amstutz, Galen Dean | 2004 |
| The Transmission of Kirigami (Secret Initiation Documents): A Sôtô Practice in Medieval Japan | Ishikawa, Rikizan | 2000 |
| Transmission of Religious Experience in Sôtô-Zen Tradition | Akiyama, Satoko | Dec. 1974 |
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