
Robert Aitken: From POW to Zen Master
Looking back on the life of an American immersed in Zen: a representative of the post-war union of Japanese Zen and American culture
Looking back on the life of an American immersed in Zen: a representative of the post-war union of Japanese Zen and American culture
Searching for a middle way in the Dharmic path for modern Westerners
A small Zen community has flourished and continues to grow in Alaska despite its geographical isolation
The Zen centre was one of several organizations and businesses that have been affected by the fire
A prolific teacher, organizer, and founder, Samu Sunim started temples in numerous cities in Mexico, the United States, and Canada
An intimate account of the rise and decline of one of Europe’s first centers of Zen Buddhism
Examining Japanese Zen thought through the lens of meditation practice and Western philosophical ideas
Learning from the lives of two European-born men who became Zen monks
The rise of Zen in Cuba combines deep roots in Japan and wide connections to interfaith and eco-activism in the country
Fischer’s humble and hodgepodge approach to Buddhism reflects his deep practice and American culture
Lessons from Zen on lineage, practice, and compassion
According to followers, Thay is well and recovering in Thailand