Dogen would return to Japan and while he professed a nonsectarian Zen, in fact he called what he taught simply “the Buddha way,” he is acknowledged as the founder of the Japanese Caodong school, using the Japanese pronunciation, Soto. He was a prolific writer and some of his writings are considered among the great spiritual treasures of world culture.
In this post, Kōkyō Henkel offers an insightful preface and then his and Yashu Zhang s enormously important translation of the section of the Record of
In this post I’ll offer some dharma gems from Keizan Jōkin Zenji (1268–1325), the fourth generation in the Sōtō succession in Japan. Keizan is regarded as
To learn more about these types of 3D-printed bridge projects and how additive manufacturing facilitates the construction of bridges, we have compiled a list of the main initiatives in recent years, whether they are completed or still under construction.