Editorial Guy Mokuhô - October 2019 Ko shin is the attitude of the mind we must attest in zen. Ko shin opens up from the sincerity of our meditation practise and from our real understanding of the bodhisattva ideal and Buddhist values. Ko shin is…continue reading 
The Meaning of OGU - By Guy Mokuhô Mercier Ōgu expresses the "transmission". We transmit through our practice this same form and rituals that have been transmitted and taught by teachers for centuries. They are still practiced today in the temples of our Sôtô school.…continue reading 
Taitaiko Go Gajariho - "Pure Standards for the Zen Communnity" Byu Sebastian Mokusen Volz Master Dogen, in an early period in Kyoto developed the essential teachings on the path and essence of Zen, emphasizing the effectiveness of Zazen in the Shobogenzo. After this period of…continue reading 
Transmission for and according to Dogen. By Jean Zanetsu Zuber At the end of this July camp there will be ordinations of nuns and bodhisattvas. During this ceremony, the teacher transmits the teaching of the Buddha, and he gives several things that symbolize and materialize…continue reading 
Tales, Legends in the Transmission of Zen by Jean Marc Kukan Delom By Jean Marc Kukan Delom Zen is full of stories and tales from multiple sources, reworked, told and polished over time. Tales and stories do not speak of religion or transcendence but simply…continue reading 
