Teruyasu Tamura
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A Zen Buddhist Encounters Quakerism por Teruyasu Tamura
The author sojourned as a visiting lecturer at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, where he attended Quaker meetings for the first time. His refreshing observations contrast Zen meditation with Quaker worship.
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PendleHillLibrary | 3 reseñas más. | Apr 27, 2022 | pamphlet #302
This pamphlet is profound, insightful, charming, informative, helpful. Tamura discusses commonalities and distinctions between Zen and Quakerism. In the course of this, he clarifies some Buddhist ways of quieting the mind, which can be helpful to Friends. He also explores the two aims of Quaker worship identified by Howard Brinton as mystical contemplation and prophetic ministry, which Zen would see as almost incompatible, but Quakerism does not. He advocates for two kinds of devotional exercise, as he finds also in William Penn, the waiting upon God for leadings, and the contemplation for complete inner silence to go utterly beyond words and concepts, seeking unity.
There is a lot more here as well. He formulates a call for a religion for our times, that transcends cultures and particular religions, that recognizes that humans share the same life and spirit with the rest of nature, and that acts to realize what it knows. He hopes such a religion will emerge out of the close communion between Quakerism and Zen.… (más)
This pamphlet is profound, insightful, charming, informative, helpful. Tamura discusses commonalities and distinctions between Zen and Quakerism. In the course of this, he clarifies some Buddhist ways of quieting the mind, which can be helpful to Friends. He also explores the two aims of Quaker worship identified by Howard Brinton as mystical contemplation and prophetic ministry, which Zen would see as almost incompatible, but Quakerism does not. He advocates for two kinds of devotional exercise, as he finds also in William Penn, the waiting upon God for leadings, and the contemplation for complete inner silence to go utterly beyond words and concepts, seeking unity.
There is a lot more here as well. He formulates a call for a religion for our times, that transcends cultures and particular religions, that recognizes that humans share the same life and spirit with the rest of nature, and that acts to realize what it knows. He hopes such a religion will emerge out of the close communion between Quakerism and Zen.… (más)
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WandsworthFriends | 3 reseñas más. | May 28, 2018 | This is a wonderful pamphlet, profound, insightful, charming, informative, helpful. Tamura discusses commonalities and distinctions between Zen and Quakerism. In the course of this, he clarifies some Buddhist ways of quieting the mind, which can be helpful to Friends. He also explores the two aims of Quaker worship identified by Howard Brinton as mystical contemplation and prophetic ministry, which Zen would see as almost incompatible, but Quakerism does not. He advocates for two kinds of devotional exercise, as he finds also in William Penn, the waiting upon God for leadings, and the contemplation for complete inner silence to go utterly beyond words and concepts, seeking unity.
There is a lot more here as well. He formulates a call for a religion for our times, that transcends cultures and particular religions, that recognizes that humans share the same life and spirit with the rest of nature, and that acts to realize what it knows. He hopes such a religion will emerge out of the close communion between Quakerism and Zen.… (más)
There is a lot more here as well. He formulates a call for a religion for our times, that transcends cultures and particular religions, that recognizes that humans share the same life and spirit with the rest of nature, and that acts to realize what it knows. He hopes such a religion will emerge out of the close communion between Quakerism and Zen.… (más)
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QuakerReviews | 3 reseñas más. | Mar 18, 2015 | Denunciada
BirmFrdsMtg | 3 reseñas más. | Mar 12, 2017 | Estadísticas
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- 5.0
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