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AUC THEOLOGICA, Vol 8 No 1 (2018), 171–201
Interakce křesťanství a zenové buddhistické školy Sanbó Kjódan
[The Interaction of Christianity and the Sanbo Kyodan]
Miloš Hrdý
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23363398.2018.19
published online: 22. 10. 2018
abstract
The Sanbo Kyodan is a contemporary school of Zen that was founded by Yasutani Haku’un Roshi in 1954. Sanbo Kyodan has exerted considerable influence in the development of Zen in the West. Most important for the development of Sanbo Kyodan was Yasutani Roshi’s successor, Yamada Koun Roshi. He attracted a number of Western students, many of whom were Christian’s priests and nuns. The paper aims to describe the Christian Zen movement influenced by Sanbo Kyodan. Essential is the work of the most important Yamada Koun’s students and verified Zen teachers. Among them were three Roman Catholic priests, Hugo M. Enomiya-Lassalle SJ, Ama Samy SJ and Willigis Jager OSB, who went on to become leading figures in the Christian Zen movement. The paper attempts to characterize their understanding of the relation between Zen and Christianity including differences among them.
keywords: Christianity; Buddhism; Zen; meditation; kensho; Sanbo Kyodan; Haku’un Ryoko Yasutani; Koun Yamada; Hugo Makibi Enomiya-Lassalle; Willigis Jäger; Ama Samy
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