I lived in Antaiji last summer in Japan, that was also very hard, cos technically is a autonomous farm-monastery. Do you think is possible to be accepted here?. I was trained in Chan Buddhism of Hsu Yun (linji/rinzai) lineage. And now we are in a Harada-Yasutani umbrella in México.
It is worth trying...they get many apllications and can accept only a limited number of people, but if you show them you are motivated and dedicated to do long term training, you have a chance...
I dont understand this.. SO he just wants to wake up from the dream of materialism? Can we say that somebody can come to that center and pray to the God with Arabic way or to Jesus the Christian way and thus >>> become less materialistic. I did not get this video... Is this video teaching a certain religious dogma that is contradictory to let's say >> christianity? OR they just want to become less materialistic and wake up from the dream of materialism, completely irrelevant how they do it? Is their goal more important or the practice how they do it? Is this a religion or just a tradition of becoming less materialistic? Can somebody teach me and explain to me... Thank you in advance
It is his reason to practizise Zazen. There can be thousand of reasons and no reason for beeing a zen buddhist. Me for example. I started with meditation because I thought; Oh man, thats prety cool. And today I am a Zen Buddhist.
Buddhism is non-theis religion.. non-theis is different with atheism..you can try read e-book Living With Siva, Dancing With Siva, Merging With Siva to understand eastern religion perspective about God..if you can find the connection between Shivaism and Buddhism your knowledge about this world and yourself will be clear
I am a little late here but I'll try to explain it. First, Zen is not a religion, it is not a dogma. There is no holy book or scripture, there is no God, heaven or hell. Zen is a form of mental training to obtain "enlightenment" which is a state of mind where you as the individual doesn't exist, you do not have an ego, are unselfish and are part of everything and everyone around you - that state of mind is your "soul" but it has been clouded by the external world and materialism. So zen teaches you to "unlearn" being a person and to learn being the soul (buddha) that existed before you were born.
@@Curtis.Carpenter he does believe with the principle behind in it. he does not like some stuff, what is going on from all Religion Examples to ask health or mony kids in the church, temple etc My English is oufull
Anywhere between 40 minutes and 60 minutes - sometimes longer. Depends on the Roshi. During a seshin, many zazen sittings are done in a single day for periods of up to a week.
Are you allowed to visit as a tourist? I'd love to visit it soon. Mag je deze tempel bezoeken als toerist? Dan zou ik deze binnenkort eens willen bezoeken.
Yes you can visit as a tourist. If you also want to do some zazen (zen meditation) and see some of the inner quarters you can go there at sunday mornings 8 pm, they have a one hour zazen meeting with tea afterwards for lay practitioners, which is lead by a priest. Come a little earlier or call ahead and you will probably recieve some instructions too.
@@kitevaldres Well, this lady came in because she had the clear objective of making a TV-documentary and spend time there as a documentary maker, which was agreed upon among the staff. BTW she was only there for a week or so. If you want to spend time there as a zen trainee and join the full training program, you might be able tot get in if you contact them by email of phone, but you gonna have to show them you are very motivated and dedicated and are willing to stay there long term. They get many applications, way more than they are able to accept since there is limited space and they are not interested in people who only want to try this training for a few weeks...
@@ZenAndPsychedelicHealingCenter In the span of infinity anything temporary has no objective value or true existence until and unless it is somehow translated into the eternal. In the search for truth therefore, one must accept that there is such a thing as an eternal and unchanging Absolute Truth as a fundamental concept on which all reason, ethics and morality should be based. Since this Absolute Truth must be of the supremely transcendental nature in order to be Absolute, beyond all duality, it is necessarily above and beyond the dual categories of the impersonal (things having no personality) and the personal (things having a personality) and therefore it is simultaneously both personal and impersonal. From this we conclude that among other things, God is a person Q.E.D.
@@matko9851 You're talking about absolute truth. Meaning a truth that contains all truths. But doesn't this mean that this truth should also contain itself and then should contain itself containing itself and also itself containing itself containing itself etc. (like the barber paradox)? Meaning that your assumption of the existence of an absolute truth is paradoxical, therefore neither true nor false. Thus meaning that your proof is invalid.
They go around dressed up as Rayden or someone from Big Trouble in Little China. That must be the best part. The cosplay. The rest is just a guy pretending to be a master to something even him doesnt know what it is while convincing gulliable people they can find the same unknown thing if they work for him. For free. And thinking this is great.
Sitting facing the wall is being done in the Soto Zen school. The monastery in the documentary is part of the Rinzai Zen school, in which zazen is being done facing each other.
robbipeopleepeterh you can’t be in peace with other people if you aren’t in peace with yourself. Have a intense social life without peace, is just give more at the dual system of attack and defense. I mean that you inflict pain. Sorry for my english.
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They all work hard they don,t work for monies they go out bags for foods is very hard life thank you for sharing your beautiful video.
Thank you very much for uploading this video. It gives me the energy and motivation to get up every morning.
Monastic life humbles u n disciplines you.... Mentally makes u strong. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for this beautiful contribution to zen
Now I understand ZAZEN means 坐禪~Good Buddha Good People Long Live!
The more deeply practiced a person will walk on the edge of the path.
Thank you!
At first I was like nah but then I was like yeah.☸️🙏☸️🙏☸️🙏
Amazing
I lived in Antaiji last summer in Japan, that was also very hard, cos technically is a autonomous farm-monastery. Do you think is possible to be accepted here?. I was trained in Chan Buddhism of Hsu Yun (linji/rinzai) lineage. And now we are in a Harada-Yasutani umbrella in México.
It is worth trying...they get many apllications and can accept only a limited number of people, but if you show them you are motivated and dedicated to do long term training, you have a chance...
💐🙏🧘♂️
Wonder why do the monks have to run to get to the Zazen Hall 🤔
This topic is discussed in the comment section of part 1 of the documentary.
Where is this place i wonder? Would love to be admitted.
Sogenji temple in Okayama, www.onedropzen.org
Tom van Dijk maybe i can go over there one day.
Thanks Tom, I checked the website but got no information about prices to practice there, do you have any idea about it?
I dont understand this.. SO he just wants to wake up from the dream of materialism? Can we say that somebody can come to that center and pray to the God with Arabic way or to Jesus the Christian way and thus >>> become less materialistic. I did not get this video... Is this video teaching a certain religious dogma that is contradictory to let's say >> christianity? OR they just want to become less materialistic and wake up from the dream of materialism, completely irrelevant how they do it? Is their goal more important or the practice how they do it? Is this a religion or just a tradition of becoming less materialistic?
Can somebody teach me and explain to me... Thank you in advance
It is his reason to practizise Zazen. There can be thousand of reasons and no reason for beeing a zen buddhist. Me for example. I started with meditation because I thought; Oh man, thats prety cool. And today I am a Zen Buddhist.
Buddhism is non-theis religion.. non-theis is different with atheism..you can try read e-book Living With Siva, Dancing With Siva, Merging With Siva to understand eastern religion perspective about God..if you can find the connection between Shivaism and Buddhism your knowledge about this world and yourself will be clear
Listen to alan watts speak of zen and read his book the way of zen. That will answer all your questions.
I am a little late here but I'll try to explain it. First, Zen is not a religion, it is not a dogma. There is no holy book or scripture, there is no God, heaven or hell. Zen is a form of mental training to obtain "enlightenment" which is a state of mind where you as the individual doesn't exist, you do not have an ego, are unselfish and are part of everything and everyone around you - that state of mind is your "soul" but it has been clouded by the external world and materialism. So zen teaches you to "unlearn" being a person and to learn being the soul (buddha) that existed before you were born.
@@Curtis.Carpenter he does believe with the principle behind in it.
he does not like some stuff, what is going on from all Religion
Examples to ask health or mony kids in the church, temple etc
My English is oufull
What was happening with the guys meditating ?
een westers zenklooster in Japan?
Hi
How long you ZaZen ?
Anywhere between 40 minutes and 60 minutes - sometimes longer. Depends on the Roshi. During a seshin, many zazen sittings are done in a single day for periods of up to a week.
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Are you allowed to visit as a tourist? I'd love to visit it soon.
Mag je deze tempel bezoeken als toerist? Dan zou ik deze binnenkort eens willen bezoeken.
Yes you can visit as a tourist. If you also want to do some zazen (zen meditation) and see some of the inner quarters you can go there at sunday mornings 8 pm, they have a one hour zazen meeting with tea afterwards for lay practitioners, which is lead by a priest. Come a little earlier or call ahead and you will probably recieve some instructions too.
@@zenmeditationchanting How can a lay person go about spending time like this lady did here? Meaning retreats, etc.
@@kitevaldres Well, this lady came in because she had the clear objective of making a TV-documentary and spend time there as a documentary maker, which was agreed upon among the staff. BTW she was only there for a week or so. If you want to spend time there as a zen trainee and join the full training program, you might be able tot get in if you contact them by email of phone, but you gonna have to show them you are very motivated and dedicated and are willing to stay there long term. They get many applications, way more than they are able to accept since there is limited space and they are not interested in people who only want to try this training for a few weeks...
God is a person
God is a fairy tale. Time to grow up.
@@ZenAndPsychedelicHealingCenter In the span of infinity anything temporary has no objective value or true existence until and unless it is somehow translated into the eternal. In the search for truth therefore, one must accept that there is such a thing as an eternal and unchanging Absolute Truth as a fundamental concept on which all reason, ethics and morality should be based. Since this Absolute Truth must be of the supremely transcendental nature in order to be Absolute, beyond all duality, it is necessarily above and beyond the dual categories of the impersonal (things having no personality) and the personal (things having a personality) and therefore it is simultaneously both personal and impersonal. From this we conclude that among other things, God is a person Q.E.D.
@@matko9851 "person". is human. Weak and small and limited. "Person" is not infinite.
@@matko9851 You're talking about absolute truth. Meaning a truth that contains all truths. But doesn't this mean that this truth should also contain itself and then should contain itself containing itself and also itself containing itself containing itself etc. (like the barber paradox)? Meaning that your assumption of the existence of an absolute truth is paradoxical, therefore neither true nor false. Thus meaning that your proof is invalid.
can you be admitted if you have tattoo?
Should be OK ;-)
Yes.
The UTube subtitles are ridiculous
Parn
They go around dressed up as Rayden or someone from Big Trouble in Little China. That must be the best part. The cosplay. The rest is just a guy pretending to be a master to something even him doesnt know what it is while convincing gulliable people they can find the same unknown thing if they work for him. For free. And thinking this is great.
This is not the true Zen of Dogên meditators face a wall in true Zazen 😊🙏
Sitting facing the wall is being done in the Soto Zen school. The monastery in the documentary is part of the Rinzai Zen school, in which zazen is being done facing each other.
NO DOUBT ??? wtf!!!
These people are obsessed with themselves and their practice.
robbipeopleepeterh you can’t be in peace with other people if you aren’t in peace with yourself. Have a intense social life without peace, is just give more at the dual system of attack and defense. I mean that you inflict pain.
Sorry for my english.
Less than you are. Which is interesting.
"Confession through projection".