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- Zen
Offers an electronic lesson in the art of meditation.
www.do-not-zzz.com
- Daily Zen
Original zen art, humor, and daily Zen quotes, koans, and poems for meditation and enjoyment.
www.dailyzen.com
- Zen Guide
Ultimate on-line guide to Zen and Buddhism.
www.zenguide.com
- Self-Discovery Portal
Includes meditation information and teachings of the Chinese forerunners of Zen
www.selfdiscoveryportal.com
- As Zen Replaces the Id
Discusses a Zen approach to psychology, with the focus on empirical science, not mysticism.
www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/6469/main.html
- Dark Zen
Mystical Zen Buddhism and Dark Zen.
www.darkzen.com
- Zen and Photography
Examines the art of photography and its relationship to Zen.
www.zenandphotography.com
- Zen Lineage of Deshimaru
Features information about zen meditation, the teaching of master Kosen, and the activities of the Kosen sangha.
www.zen-deshimaru.com
- MaximumBliss.com
Offers Zen Buddhism quotes, sayings, meditation techniques, teachings, chants, and more.
www.maximumbliss.com
- Bodhidharma (5)
Learn about Bodhidharma, the legendary Buddhist monk reputed to have founded Zen Buddhism as well as martial arts. Includes sites about his teachings, biographical information, practices, and sermons.
dir.yahoo.com/.../Zen/Bodhidharma
- FAQ - alt.zen
What is Zen? zazen instructions, introductory reading list.
sunsite.unc.edu/zen/faq.html
- Benefits of Zen Meditation in Addiction and Recovery
www.viacorp.com/addiction.html
- Zen @ MetaLab
Contains an HTML version of The Gateless Gate, and a collection of Zen koans.
www.ibiblio.org/zen
- Zen Buddhist Texts
Includes resources on Zen meditation (zazen) and other Zen sitting practices (samu, kinhin) and sayings by Zen masters.
www.io.com/~snewton/zen
- American Zen Buddhism Information Page
Links to books and Zen Centers.
home.pacbell.net/wgraetz/buddha.htm
- Zen Buddhism
From Master Bo Hum.
www.itsmysite.com/yourpage
- Reap the Rewards of Buddhist Practice
Personal site of Lily Marie Johnson, disciple of Master Jiang Hui, Abbot of Pine Forest Lin-chi Zen Monastery, China
www.jaysquare.com/ljohnson
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