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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."
…his disciple. One of the two main disciples is nangaku and nangaku's disciple is baso. So the other important disciple is Seigen. Those are the most important lineage from the sixth patriarch because under those two disciples Zen Buddhism flourished and we…
…under those two disciples Zen Buddhism flourished and we have many and many good, famous Zen masters under two of those teachers, Seigen and baso. No, nangaku and nangaku's disciple was baso. Baso was a big physically. He was very strong and great, a man…
…the 6th patriarch. But at sekito's time, sekito is the 8th patriarch, Eno is the 6th patriarch and the 7th patriarch is Seigen and Seigen's Disciple is sekito. Sekito is the author of this poem. At sekito's time hokushu, or Northern Zen, was still…
…when you're reading sekito musaidaishi his posthumous name is musaidaishi and he is grandson of the sixth patriarch and son of Seigen the seventh patriarch. As you know, under the sixth patriarch there were many disciples but the most important disciples are…
…patriarch. As you know, under the sixth patriarch there were many disciples but the most important disciples are nangaku and Seigen and nangaku and later, under Seigen, Tozan appeared and under nangaku, rinzai appeared and rinzai and Soto are the most…
…sixth patriarch there were many disciples but the most important disciples are nangaku and Seigen and nangaku and later, under Seigen, Tozan appeared and under nangaku, rinzai appeared and rinzai and Soto are the most powerful schools under the sixth…