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Book Review: Hidden Zen

Practices for Sudden Awakening & Embodied Realization by Meido Moore
A collection of breath-based energetic (ki) exercises to awaken body awareness, normally handed down teacher to student, is revealed in this new book from the Abbot of Korinji Zen Monastery in Wisconsin.

News Round up w/e 31st October 2020

News and snippets from Zen cyber-space

Images of Truth: Yakushi Nyorai

(Medicine Buddha) Japan 12th Century
The Buddha is called the Great Physician and his teachings medicine for body and mind. These Buddhas dispense medicine to alleviate the 'dis-ease' of the human condition.
Series

Words without Music

Review; Buddhism - The British Library Exhibition

Review of ''The Epic of the Buddha''

Hail Satan. Film review

The role of Satan as 'opposer' is used for political ends in this documentary tale about the struggle for religious plurality in the U.S.

Every day is a Good Day

An Interview with Shoukei Matsumoto, author of ''A Monk's Guide to a Clean House

An interview with Jeff Shore

Jeff Shore is an American lay Zen teacher currently living in Japan. He discusses the health of present-day Zen teaching and practise.

News Round up w/e 24th October 2020

News and snippets from Zen Cyber Space

The Horror of Bodily Invasion in Folklore and Films

Themes of bodily invasions or being taken over by an alien intelligence are common in folklore and modern cinema, but there is also a frightening reality to these stories.
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