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| Foreword to the Wisdom Edition | |
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| Preface to the Wisdom Edition | |
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| Preface to the Wisdom Edition | |
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| Author's Preface to the First Edition | |
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| Note on Chinese and Japanese Terms | |
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| Shuan's Preface | |
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| Dedication to the Throne | |
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| Mumon's Preface | |
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| Joshu's Dog | |
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| Hyakujo and the Fox | |
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| Gutei's One Finger | |
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| The Barbarian Has No Beard | |
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| Kyogen's Man Up a Tree | |
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| Buddha Holds Up a Flower | |
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| Joshu's "Wash Your Bowls" | |
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| Keichu Makes Carts | |
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| Daitsu Chisho | |
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| Seizei the Poor | |
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| Joshu Examines the Hermits | |
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| Zuigan Calls Himself "Master" | |
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| Tokusan Carries His Bowls | |
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| Nansen Kills the Cat | |
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| Tozan's Sixty Blows | |
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| The Sound of the Bell and the Seven-Panel Robe | |
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| The National Teacher's Three Calls | |
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| Tozan's Masagin | |
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| Ordinary Mind Is the Way | |
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| A Man of Great Strength | |
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| Unmon's Kanshiketsu | |
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| Kashyapa's Flagpole | |
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| Think Neither Good Nor Evil | |
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| Leaving Speech and Silence Behind | |
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| The Sermon of the Third Seat | |
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| Two Monks Roll Up the Blinds | |
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| Not Mind, Not Buddha | |
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| Ryutan's Name Echoed Long | |
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| Not the Wind, Not the Flag | |
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| Mind Is Buddha | |
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| Joshu Sees Through an Old Woman | |
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| A Non-Buddhist Questions Buddha | |
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| No Mind, No Buddha | |
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| Knowing Is Not the Way | |
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| Seijo's Soul Is Separated | |
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| Meeting a Man Who Has Accomplished the Way | |
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| The Oak Tree in the Garden | |
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| A Cow Passes Through a Window | |
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| Unmon and a Mistake in Speech | |
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| Kicking Over the Water Jug | |
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| Bodhidharma Puts the Mind to Rest | |
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| A Woman Comes Out of Samadhi | |
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| Shuzan's Shippei | |
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| Basho's Shujo | |
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| Who Is That One? | |
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| Stepping Forward From the Top of a Pole | |
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| Tosotsu's Three Barriers | |
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| Kempo's One Way | |
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| Mumon's Postscript | |
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| Mumon's Zen Warnings | |
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| Oryu's Three Barriers | |
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| Muryo Soju's Verses on Oryu's Three Barriers | |
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| Mokyo's Epilogue | |
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| Amban's Forty-ninth Case | |
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| Introduction to the History of Zen Practice | |
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| Writings and Zen Records Mentioned in the Introduction to the History of Zen Practice | |
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| Personal Names, Place Names, and Writings (Japanese-Chinese) | |
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| Personal Names, Place Names, and Writings (Chinese-Japanese) | |
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| Lineage Charts | |
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| Foreword to the Previous Edition | |
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| Preface to the Previous Edition | |
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