For more than seven centuries, Eihei Dogen's Treasury of the True Dharma Eye has stood as one of the most profound works in all of Buddhist literature. Written in thirteenth-century Japan, this collection of teachings explores the deepest questions of existence — What is time? What is the self? What does it mean to awaken? — through the lens of zazen, the practice of sitting meditation. This modern-English edition makes Dogen's timeless wisdom accessible to today's readers while remaining faithful to the original's meaning and spirit. Clear, inviting, and deeply contemplative, it offers a doorway into a world where mountains and rivers speak, where each moment contains all of time, and where ordinary life is revealed as the very place of awakening. Whether you are new to Zen or a longtime practitioner, this edition invites you to sit, breathe, and see for yourself. Part of The Sacred Wisdom Library.