Buddhism and Groundhog Day - Huffington Post (blog)

Buddhism and Groundhog Day Huffington Post (blog) Zen teacher Ummon said to the assembled monks, "I do not ask about 15 days ago, or 15 days hence. But what about today?" When no-one could answer, he answered himself, "Every day is a good day." Ummon's statement -- "Every day is a good day" -- is, ... and more »

Buddhist museum to rival all other museums worldwide - Examiner.com

Buddhist museum to rival all other museums worldwide Examiner.com The collection features the world's oldest and longest thangka in 24K gold showing the Indo-Tibetan influence; ancient scrolls of China's most famous Buddhist emperors, original art by Japan's all-time greatest Buddhist monks including Nichiren, ...

Global Epic on Karma to Benefit World's First Museum of Buddhism and Yoga - ChakraNews.com

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Global Epic on Karma to Benefit World's First Museum of Buddhism and Yoga ChakraNews.com It will also contain the earliest Indian depictions of Avalokiteshwara, Maitreya and Vajrapani and an unprecedented gallery dedicated to history's second most influential monk Bodhidharma – the founder of Zen Buddhism who himself resurrected to ... and more »

Keen On… Caleb Melby: The Zen of Steve Jobs (TCTV) - TechCrunch

Keen On… Caleb Melby: The Zen of Steve Jobs (TCTV) TechCrunch Caleb, what was Steve like with his Buddhist friends, with the zen monks. It's no secret, particularly as a young man, that he was notoriously brutal in some of his personal relationships, short-tempered, horribly honest. Did the Zen Buddhist see a ... Western Buddhism: The 50 Year Lessons (Part II)Huffington Post all 3 news articles »

Zen Buddhist priest, poet promotes Interfaith dialogue - The University of Alabama Crimson White

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Zen Buddhist priest, poet promotes Interfaith dialogue The University of Alabama Crimson White by Jordan Cissell Zen Buddhist priest and poet Norman Fischer is taking a step beyond simply enlisting the monk and the rabbi for a walk into the proverbial bar. Instead he is bringing interfaith dialogue and understanding to a more substantial stage ...