Buddhist & Western Psychological Methodologies 
.... wholeness. The three principal Buddhist methods (Vipassana,
Zen, and Vajrayana) have much in common with
Western psychotherapy. Buddhist ....
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Zen Buddhism: Characteristics and Origins
.... difficulties, it appears that Ch'an or
Zen Enlightenment is at least highly similar to the ecstatic experiences undergone by such renowned
Western mystics as ....
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Zen Buddhism & the Arts
.... Although the practice of
Zen is in some ways analogous to the practice of
Western religions, it is also in fundamentally important ways divorced from the ....
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History of Zen Buddhism
.... 114-116). Abe, Masao. (1985).
Zen and
western thought. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. Furlong, Monica. (1986).
Zen effects: The life of Alan Watts. ....
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Essential Zen
.... meaning. Logic is irrelevant. The principles of
Zen are very applicable to modern society, including modern
western society. If ....
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Buddhism
.... is not religious in any
Western sense but is allied with
Western concepts of both philosophy and science: More than any
Western religion,
Zen Buddhism is like ....
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The Mystery of Zen
.... I might also get a little bit closer to knowing what
Zen insight might be. .... descent (but not German) and was probably raised in a conventional
Western religion. ....
(881
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Zen and Socrates
.... But whereas
Western culture since the Enlightenment has been primarily rationalist, in ....
Zen and the Socrates the man share much that is essential, although they ....
(1100
4
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The books of the Bible
.... In that text, Watts describes Westerners who "convert" to
Zen consciously or unconsciously frame or manipulate their enactment of
Zen with
Western values and ....
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The Buddhist Tradition in India, China, and Japan: A Review
.... after death to the
Western Paradise. The Ch'an school is the one that became most popular with intellectuals, and that would be imported into Japan as
Zen. ....
(1608
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Modern Occultism & New Age Thought
.... In his discussion explanation of what he calls the beat
Zen and square
Zen of
Western Christians, Alan Watts remarks that Westerners who "convert" to
Zen ....
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The Buddha's Wheel of Birth and Death
.... New York: Heine, S. "The Meaning of Death in Psychoanalysis, Existential Phenomenology, and Dogen
Zen." In Buddhist- and
Western Psychology. Ed. Nathan Katz. ....
(1733
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Taoism & Tai Chi
.... Taoism started to be of significant interest in the West during the late 1950s and 1960s, when an interest in
Zen Buddhism arose among
Western intellectuals. ....
(1199
5
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Economics as Ethnocentric
.... On the other hand, relying on the Buddhist believe in
Zen, Sahlins argues that the .... or even abundant (1972, p. 2). Sahlins' use of the
Western-Eastern dichotomy ....
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Mystical Experiences The purpose of this resear
.... That is, beat
Zen or square
Zen is, perhaps unconsciously, framed or manipulated by
Western values and preconceptions. Westerners ....
(1570
6
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Mystical Experience The purpose of this resear
.... That is, beat
Zen or square
Zen is, perhaps unconsciously, framed or manipulated by
Western values and preconceptions. Westerners ....
(1570
6
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Martial arts and History
.... Noon , The Matrix, The Crow or Blade, to name a few, transmitting the Confucianist, Daoist and
Zen Buddhist blend of value systems into a
Western form aimed at ....
(2814
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Human Experience of God & Paul Tillich
.... this is so can perhaps best be explained with reference to Alan Watts's seminal article on what he termed the beat
Zen and square
Zen of
Western Christians in ....
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The American composer John Cage
.... woman from India named Gita Sarabhai, who was interested in studying
Western music .... In the late 1940s, Cage began attending classes with the
Zen Buddhist master ....
(3332
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Inazo Nitobe's Bushido: The Soul of Japan
.... Nitobe writes to explain The Soul of Japan to
Western friends and colleagues. .... to Nitobe, bushido's roots lie in the calm trust in fate of
Zen Buddhism, the ....
(1845
7
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Paths to Enlightenment
.... Darkness: Tara and the Black Madonna, by China Galland, and
Zen and the .... Although both authors include many elements of
Western religion and thought (especially ....
(1313
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Women in Japanese Religion
.... One of these emphasized the Pure Land, or
Western Paradise, of the Buddha Amida. .... preferred a different sort of Buddhism, the form known as
Zen, introduced from ....
(2921
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Pirsig and Technical Writing
Everything and everyone has a Buddha nature within
Zen. ....
Western thought sees and depicts nature in man-made terms and symmetries among super-imposed forms. ....
(1229
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Contributions of Buddhism to the Asian Culture
.... With today's trendy emphasis on
Zen Buddhism (a branch that concentrates more on .... Buddhism has been adopted, or at least accepted by many
Western societies also ....
(1310
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Poetry & Attitudes Toward Nature
.... also touches upon how the how the industrialization of the
western world contributed .... Like Shakespeare, the
Zen poet Basho divided his time between the Japan's ....
(880
4
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Buddhism: A Way of Life & Thought
.... This
Western knowledge does not extend much beyond the superficial, however. ....
Zen is the simplest form of Buddhism: There is in truth no goal to be attained. ....
(1530
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Survey of World Religions
.... Buddhism processed through Chinese Taoism becomes Japanese
Zen" (Smith, Religions .... These three
Western religions share many beliefs which differ dramatically ....
(2928
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Buddhist Faith in Different Countries
.... In 1960, Roshi Suzuki and Alan Watts made
Zen a household world and .... Asian Buddhists bound by language, tradition, and ritual, while
Western Buddhists focused ....
(2427
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Forms of Buddhism in Different Countries
.... In 1960, Roshi Suzuki and Alan Watts made
Zen a household world and .... Asian Buddhists bound by language, tradition, and ritual, while
Western Buddhists focused ....
(2441
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Buddhism in the United States
.... In 1960, Roshi Suzuki and Alan Watts made
Zen a household word and .... Asian Buddhists bound by language, tradition, and ritual, while
Western Buddhists focused ....
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