Kuzan Peter Schireson and Rinso Ed Sattizahn went through the dharma transmission ceremony with their teacher, Chikudo Lew Richmond.
Soto Zen priest Shoshin Bob Kelly of Sokuji Zen Group in Minnesota passed away last Wednesday evening, at age 87.
Calligraphy by Kazuaki TanahashiDogen’s seminal teaching, The Genjo Koan, translated by Robert Aitken and Kazuaki Tanahashi.
The lifetime teaching of Dogen can be found in one phrase: Genjo koan, says Nishiari Bokusan, the late head of the Soto school.
Adam Tebbe looks at Sokuzan Robert Brown’s SokukoJi Prison Project, offering classes on meditation to prisoners.
Shikantaza demands our full self-expression, says Tenshin Reb Anderson, and this can only be realized when we meet intimately with others.
Photo by Digital Archaeology.
When student approach the work of Dogen Zenji, the founder of Soto Zen, they find enigma and obscurity, plus great clarity. A roundtable discussion on this.
Buddhadharma presents two of Suzuki Roshi’s talks that address the fundamental koan – the life we lead at this moment.
“Being at home right here in this body,” says Blanche Hartman, “this is living a life of vow.”
Zen teachings of Kobun Chino Otogawa Roshi, who died tragically while trying to save his young daughter from drowning.
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