Zen Buddhism

Greene can speak five languages and is a student of Zen Buddhism.

Zen Buddhism was introduced to Japan from China, and with it came a new, much simpler aesthetic.

Buddhist skepticism (Zen Buddhism) is not concerned with whether a thing exists or not.

His works are distinguished by their purity and sense of calm, reflecting his own interest in Zen Buddhism.

He was interested in occultism, and in 1920 departed for Japan to study Zen Buddhism.

Zen Buddhism and Psychoanalysis.

He often emphasized that Zen Buddhism adapted so readily to new cultures especially because it was not dependent upon a dogmatic external form.

The Sixteen Arhats are particular popular in Zen Buddhism, where they are treated as examples of behaviour.

Concepts such as , or "empty mind", are borrowed from Zen buddhism and are considered essential for the attainment of high-level 'kendo'.

"Japanese Rinzai Zen Buddhism.

Dhyana was translated as ch'an (and later as zen), giving Zen Buddhism its name.

Some scholars and various authors have claimed that Chán/Zen Buddhism does not utilize the stages of dhyāna.

During this time the building was one of the central locations of the transmission of Zen Buddhism to the United States.

Next, how about a movie from Pedro Almodovar celebrating the intermingling of Spanish culture and Zen Buddhism?

His other major influence and mentor is Peter Matthiessen, with whom Carlson has studied for many years as a Zen Buddhism student.

These are single (solo) shakuhachi (尺八) pieces played by mendicant Fuke sect priests of Zen buddhism.

A pensive schoolteacher intrigued by Zen Buddhism abruptly abandons his students to help build giant air filters for the Aum compound.

Yampolsky wrote in 1991 that Yanagida "is recognized as the foremost scholar of Zen Buddhism in both China and Japan."

He incorporated numerous themes of Zen Buddhism into his works and later commentators have debated the extent of his personal interest in Zen.

Since that time, Tokimune was instrumental in spreading Zen Buddhism and Bushido in Japan among the samurai.

Philip B. Yampolsky, a scholar of Zen Buddhism, died on Sunday at St. Luke's Hospital.

Here it is sufficient to draw attention to the works of Dr D. T. Suzuki, the greatest living authority on Zen Buddhism.

During that time, the temple was also confiscated from by the government, and given for use as a headquarters for the Rinzai sect of Japanese Zen buddhism.

A practice rooted in Zen Buddhism, but incorporating elements of Shinto, chanoyu evolved as a way of extending religious ideas into the conduct of daily life.

Pan criticized that Neo-confucianism mixed too much Zen buddhism, thus called those confucian scholars the "Monks of the Confucian Temple".