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Bendōwa
, meaning ''Discourse on the Practice of the Way'' or ''Dialogue on the Way of Commitment'', sometimes also translated as ''Negotiating the Way'', ''On the Endeavor of the Way'', or ''A Talk about Pursuing the Truth'', is an influential essay written by Dōgen, the founder of Zen Buddhism's Sōtō school in Japan.
==History and background==
''Bendōwa'' is Dogen's earliest known writing in Japanese.〔 Although the text was written in 1231, making it the second piece he wrote following his return from China to Japan,〔 it was not widely known for hundreds of years until the Kanbun Era (1661–1673), when it was found in a temple in Kyoto. In 1684, it was added in manuscript form by the monk Hangyo Kozen as the first fascicle of the 95-fascicle edition of Dōgen's already well-known master compilation, the ''Shōbōgenzō''. This format was standardized in 1788 with its first major printed publication. Despite its four-century absence from the compilation, today it is often said that it "contains within it the essence of all ninety-five fascicles of ''Shōbōgenzō''."〔
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