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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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    Nishida

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    Genjō Kōan, 5-131 mention
    12:18

    …understood completely as death death is not death anymore. Life is not life anymore. When life is life through and through, Nishida, the outstanding philosopher in Japan says stone is. People say stone looks like flower, mountain. But stone is not valuable…

    Think Everything Out3 mentions
    30:02

    …moves from the formed to the form. This philosopher is the most famous philosopher, a philosopher in contemporary Japanese Philosophy, Nishida. Do you know Nishida? His name is Nishida and he always sits in meditation and thinks and thinks and thinks,…

    30:03

    …formed to the form. This philosopher is the most famous philosopher, a philosopher in contemporary Japanese Philosophy, Nishida. Do you know Nishida? His name is Nishida and he always sits in meditation and thinks and thinks and thinks, and sometimes he just…

    30:08

    …philosopher is the most famous philosopher, a philosopher in contemporary Japanese Philosophy, Nishida. Do you know Nishida? His name is Nishida and he always sits in meditation and thinks and thinks and thinks, and sometimes he just practices shikantaza, just…

    FORM AND EMPTINESS II1 mention
    1:00:52

    …if you draw like this will be a big ball. That is how a word may be. That is not our understanding. So we say, as Nishida said, if we understand our world is unfolding of the truth, we will lose one side of the truth. The one side of the truth is:…