Quotation Sources 
                    What is Zen Sex?
                    Ten days: The Shambhala Dictionary of Buddhism
                        and Zen. Boston: Shambhala, 1991, p. 99.
                    a woman: Berg, Stephen. Crow With No Mouth:
                        Ikkyu, 15th Century Zen Master. Port Townshend, WA: Copper
                        Canyon Press, 1989, p. 64.
                    Many
                        paths: Stevens, John, trans. & ed.
                        Wild Ways: Zen Poems of Ikkyu. Boston: Shambhala, 1995,
                        p. 113.
                    The autumn breeze: Wild Ways, p. 55.
                     
                    Seven Ways of the Mind
                    The ways of proclaiming: Wild Ways, p. 117.
                     
                    The Way of Desire
                    this lust: Crow With No Mouth, p. 20. 
                    those old koans: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        71.
                    the crow's caw: Crow With No Mouth, p. 58.
                    Who needs: Wild Ways, p. 19. 
                    The taste of the sea: Wild Ways, p. 45.
                    Follow the rule: Wild Ways, p. 61.
                    Anybody can enter: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        70.
                    I have to admit: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        53.
                    Only those who know: Grigg, Ray. The New
                        Lao Tzu. Rutland, Vt.: Charles E. Tuttle, 1995, p. 14.
                    The Way does not get closer: The New Lao
                        Tzu, p. 15.
                    Only one: Crow With No Mouth, p. 67.
                     
                    The Way of Fantasy
                    The girl listening: Crow With No Mouth,
                        p. 72.
                    Was it really you: Stevens, John. Zen Masters:
                        A Maverick, a Master of Masters, and a Wandering Poet.
                        Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1999, pp. 153-54.
                    Common sexual fantasies: www.sexuality.org
                     
                    The Way of Discovery:
                    The enjoyment: Wild Ways, p. 9.
                    Know the enemy: Sun Tzu. The Art of War.
                        Samuel B. Griffith, trans. Oxford: Oxford University,
                        1963, p. 84.
                     
                    The Way of Initiating
                    White teeth: Fields, Rick, and Brian Cutillo,
                        trans. The Turquoise Bee: The Lovesongs of the Sixth
                        Dalai Lama. New York: HarperSanFrancisco, 1994, p. 45.
                     
                    The Way of Anticipation
                    Day and night: Wild Ways, p. 72.
                    Hyams: Hyams, Joe. Zen in the Martial Arts,
                        Bantam, 1982, p. 23.
                    The earth's spring essence: The Turquoise
                        Bee, p. 46.
                     
                    The Way of Surprise
                    Osho: www.osho.com
                    The old woman: Wild Ways, p. 65
                     
                    The Way of the Familiar
                    Though familiar: The Turquoise Bee, p. 49.
                    Each time: Shigematsu, Soiku, trans. A Zen
                        Forest: Sayings of the Masters. New York: Weatherhill,
                        1981, p. 42.
                    Sitting motionless: A Zen Forest, p. 72.
                     
                    The Seven Ways of the Body
                    The original body: Wild Ways, p. 111.
                     
                    The Way of Entering
                    whispering: Crow With No Mouth, p. 57.
                    Eight inches: Wild Ways, p. 53.
                    Every day: Wild Ways, p. 6.
                    don't hesitate: Crow With No Mouth, p. 54.
                    Chiyono: Reps, Paul. Zen Flesh, Zen Bones.
                        New York: Anchor Books, 1961, p. 31.
                    It has the original: Wild Ways, p. 54.
                     
                    The Way of Accepting
                    don't worry: Crow With No Mouth, p. 33.
                    Skeletons: Wild Ways, p. 105.
                    If your heart: Stevens, John. Zen Masters,
                        p 154.
                     
                    The Way of Touch
                    she'd play: Crow With No Mouth, p. 65.
                    My hand: Wild Ways, p. 78.
                     
                    The Way of Scent
                    The perfume: Wild Ways, p. 83.
                    It is easy: Wild Ways, p. 52.
                    and the nights: Crow With No Mouth, p. 65.
                     
                    The Way of the Eyes
                    believe: Crow With No Mouth, p. 21.
                    at the bath: Crow With No Mouth, p. 72.
                    Franck: Franck, Frederick. Zen Seeing, Zen
                        Drawing: Meditation in Action, p. xi.
                    Stare at it: Crow With No Mouth, p. 39.
                    mirror facing: Crow With No Mouth, p. 30.
                    Berry: "Belonging: An Interview with
                        Thomas Berry." Parabola, Spring 1999, pp. 26-31.
                     
                    The Way of the Mouth
                    I am infatuated: Wild Ways, p. 85.
                    all koans: Crow With No Mouth, p. 33.
                    plum blossom: Crow With No Mouth, p. 66.
                    I'd sniff you: Crow With No Mouth, p. 56.
                    once while she was cooking: Crow With No
                        Mouth, p. 65.
                    I remember: Crow With No Mouth, p. 64.
                     
                    The Way of the Cry
                    something in us: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        50.
                    one pause: Crow With No Mouth, p. 51.
                    Rinzai screamed: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        54.
                    Rinzai did it: Crow With No Mouth, p. 73.
                    Ten thousand sutras: Wild Ways, p. 48.
                     
                    The Seven Ways of the Spirit
                    this hungry monk: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        69.
                     
                    The Way of Interplay
                    Night after night: Wild Ways, p. 86
                    Opposites and differences: The New Lao Tzu,
                        p. 9.
                     
                    The Way of Giving
                    Ikkyu still sings: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        66.
                    Rikyu: Soshitsu Sen XV. Tea Life, Tea Mind.
                        New York: Weatherhill, 1979, pp. 32-33.
                    It is good for the host: Tea Life, Tea Mind,
                        p. 50.
                    It is the pleasure of the bee: Gibran, Kahlil.
                        The Prophet. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1923, p. 73.
                     
                    The Way of Clouds
                    Open your hand: A Zen Forest, p. 128.
                    My life: Wild Ways, p. 70.
                    her mouth: Crow With No Mouth, p. 44.
                    One short pause: Wild Ways, p. 3.
                     
                    The Way of Union
                    you me: Crow With No Mouth, p. 32.
                    for us no difference: Crow With No Mouth,
                        p. 64.
                    you can't be anyone: Crow With No Mouth,
                        p. 29.
                     
                    The Way of Release
                    Within your bedchamber: Wild Ways, p81.
                    Rinzai's disciples: Wild Ways, p. 55.
                    Every night: Wild Ways, p. 77
                     
                    The Way of Creation
                    The lovemaking: Wild Ways, p. 121.
                    passion's red thread: Crow With No Mouth,
                        p. 77.
                    Even among beauties: Wild Ways, p. 88.
                    it's her freedom: Crow With No Mouth, p.
                        63.
                     
                    The Way of Birth and Rebirth
                    before birth: Crow With No Mouth, p. 31.
                    it's logical: Crow With No Mouth, p. 37.
                    I dedicate every pore: Crow With No Mouth,
                        p. 56.
                    Returned to the origin: The Venerable Myokyo-ni.
                        Gentling the Bull: The Ten Bull Pictures, a Spritual
                        Journey. Boston: Charles E. Tuttle, 1988, p. 123.
                    Bare-chested: Gentling the Bull, p. 133.