Our Lineage – Treeleaf Zendo
Noted for his brush calligraphy, works by Master Niwa can be found under various pen names including Robai (“the old plum tree”) and Baian (“the plum tree hermitage”). Gudo Wafu Nishijima A student of “Homeless” Kodo Sawaki, the itinerant master famous for his efforts to restore Zazen to its place as the center of Buddhist practice ...
Treeleaf Zendo – Treeleaf Zendo, A Soto Zen Buddhist Sangha
Treeleaf Zendo is an all-digital practice place for Zen practitioners who cannot easily commute to a Zen Center due to health concerns, living in remote areas, or childcare, work and family needs, and seeks to provide Zazen sittings, retreats, discussion, interaction with a teacher, and all other activities of a Soto Zen Buddhist Sangha.
Treeleaf NOW! | A quick reference for most Treeleaf activities.
Treeleaf NOW! Join Your Friends in the Treeleaf Sangha. Treeleaf NOW is a mobile-friendly resource for many common Treeleaf activities: our weekly Zazenkai, daily sittings, meetings for sewing and Tonglen, Treeleaf podcasts, etc. Join us!
The Monastery of Open Doors – Treeleaf Zendo
The Monastery of Open Doors. A non-residential path to Soto Zen ordination, the priesthood, and a role of service to others for dedicated, long-time Zen practitioners who live with challenges of health, disability, childcare and family responsibilities, economic hardship or …
The Lineage: a continuing history… - Treeleaf
The history of Zen Buddhism presents itself as a family saga. Each priest of the Sôtô school today belongs to an uninterrupted line which traces itself either to Gasan Jôseki Zenji (1276-1366) or to Meihô Sotetsu Zenji (1277-1350), two disciples of Keizan Zenji, all other Japanese lines having since become extinct.
Please help [Archive] - Treeleaf Zendo
I am totally new to tree leaf and would like to know the best ways to use the forums, also what they mean to the followers and how important tree leaf is to you. So far I am greatly enjoying my experience, thank you for your time. Cheska Treeleaf is …
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Treeleaf Zendo, An Online Soto Zen Buddhist Community
Fukanzazengi – Treeleaf Zendo
Master Dogen’s Fukan-zazengi rufu-bon Trans. Gudo Nishijima & Chodo Cross
BOOK REVIEW: For Dogen Fans, Prof. Heine's "Flowers Blooming …
2021年3月4日 · I would like to recommend to our Dogen students Prof. Steven Heine's recent "Flowers Blooming on a Withered Tree." There were two main commentaries to Shobogenzo published in the decades following Dogen's death in 1253.
New to Zazen? - Treeleaf
Welcome to Treeleaf! In this video you’ll find an overview and guided tour of the Treeleaf forum including: general navigation, account settings and registration, and how-to.