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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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    Morita Zenji

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    7:55

    …in his early life to Meiji Period or late Meiji Period. Our most famous Zen master is nishiyari zenji and Morita Morita Zenji Morita Koi. Nishiyari zenji became archbishop of soji temple. Morita Zenji became archbishop of ehei temple. They were the monks…

    8:04

    …most famous Zen master is nishiyari zenji and Morita Morita Zenji Morita Koi. Nishiyari zenji became archbishop of soji temple. Morita Zenji became archbishop of ehei temple. They were the monks who had very difficult time when they were young, Morita Zenji…

    8:41

    …soji temple. Morita Zenji became archbishop of ehei temple. They were the monks who had very difficult time when they were young, Morita Zenji joined, went to ehei monastery to practice when he was very young. When he was leaving his temple his father was…

    19:51

    …the boy until he became a monk. He became a Zen master. Nishiyari zenji is famous for his study of shogunism and Morita Zenji is very famous for his dazen practice. There there are many stories about his dozen practices. For instance, when he was…