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    Shunryū Suzuki

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    Shunryu Suzuki Roshi was a pivotal Zen monk and author who founded the first Western Zen monastery. Discover his legacy of "nothing special."

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    What Is Our Practice?
    Lotus Sūtra No. I-3
    Wisdom Seeks For Wisdom
    Why We Should Practice Zazen
    Religious Problems Concerning Such As Psychology Or LSD
    Forgotten the Value of Religion
    In Our Way of Zen, We Emphasize the Way-Seeking Mind
    If You Understand Bodhisattva Mind In A Dualistic Way
    Lunch Instruction
    Pure Rules
    Questions
    Questions
    Some More Questions
    If You Have A Question
    The Purpose of Practice is to Have a Direct Experience of Buddha
    Do You Have Some Questions?
    Saturday Evening Lecture
    Don't Be Bothered By Your Mind / Science of Philosophy is Like a Dissection
    Calmness
    Confucius Said the Most Visible is Something Invisible
    I Have Nothing In My Mind
    Study Yourself
    Beginner's Mind
    Buddhism Has Many Annual Layers Like A Big Tree
    Most Of You Are Beginners
    In the Prajnaparamita Sutra
    Shushōgi, Sections 11–17
    Where There is Some Limitation, There is Universality
    To Study The Self
    Tokusan and The Old Lady
    Tokusan and The Old Lady
    Genjo Koan continued
    Genjō Kōan, 1–3
    Shushōgi, Section 1
    The Way-Seeking Mind
    Real Calmness Is In A Noisy Place
    Liberty and Restriction
    Genjō Kōan, 5-13
    Sesshin Lecture: Genjo-Koan, Paragraphs 1–2
    Genjo-Koan: Paragraphs 7-9
    Ten Precepts
    Genjo-Koan: Paragraphs 1–11
    Genjo-Koan: Paragraphs 11-13
    Genjo Koan
    We Are Not Perfect
    Although We Have Nothing, We Can Help Others By Offering Things
    You Cannot Appreciate Our Teaching In Its True Sense
    Think Everything Out
    We Are Always Helping Others
    The first day of the sesshin is almost finished
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