The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (1259 page)

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Katha Upani
ad
.
An
Upani
ad
sometimes assigned to the
Atharva Veda
, but more often to the Black
Yajur Veda
. It contains
Yama's
instruction of Naciketas, including the granting of three wishes, the third of which was to know the nature of life in the hereafter.
Kath
vatthu
(Points of Controversy)
:
Kathenotheism
.
The worship of successive gods, treated for the moment as the only god: see
HENOTHEISM
.
Katsu
(Zen shout)
:
see
HO
.
Katt
(Jap., ‘clinging vines’). Zen description of those who use too many words to describe buddha-dharma, or of those who cling to the words of a teacher or
s
tra
without penetrating their meaning. This is also known as
moji zen
.

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