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ARCHIE COMICS Random House Adult Blue Omni, Summer 2012
ARCHIE COMICS Random House Adult Blue Omni, Summer 2012 Archie Comics Archie Meets KISS Summary: A highly unexpected pairing leads to a very Alex Segura, Dan Parent fun title that everyone’s talking about. Designed for both 9781936975044 KISS’s and Archie’s legions of fans and backed by Pub Date: 5/1/12 (US, Can.), On Sale Date: 5/1 massive publicity including promotion involving KISS $12.99/$14.99 Can. cofounders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, Archie 112 pages expects this title to be a breakout success. Paperback / softback / Trade paperback (US) Comics & Graphic Novels / Fantasy From the the company that’s sold over 1 billion comic books Ctn Qty: 0 and the band that’s sold over 100 million albums and DVDs 0.8lb Wt comes this monumental crossover hit! Immortal rock icons 363g Wt KISS join forces ... Author Bio: Alex Segura is a comic book writer, novelist and musician. Alex has worked in comics for over a decade. Before coming to Archie, Alex served as Publicity Manager at DC Comics. Alex has also worked at Wizard Magazine, The Miami Herald, Newsarama.com and various other outlets and websites. Author Residence: New York, NY Random House Adult Blue Omni, Summer 2012 Archie Comics Archie Meets KISS: Collector's Edition Summary: A highly unexpected pairing leads to a very Alex Segura, Dan Parent, Gene Simmons fun title that everyone’s talking about. Designed for both 9781936975143 KISS’s and Archie’s legions of fans and backed by Pub Date: 5/1/12 (US, Can.), On Sale Date: 5/1 massive publicity including promotion involving KISS $29.99/$34.00 Can. -
Denkoroku – the Transmission of the Light Case 34 – Hui – Neng ( Daikan Eno Daiosho) the Case the Thirty-Third Ancestor…
Denkoroku – The Transmission of the Light Case 34 – Hui – Neng ( Daikan Eno Daiosho) The Case The thirty-third ancestor… China’s sixth ancestor, was Zen Master Hui – Neng. He worked in the rice hulling shed at Huang – Mei Temple. Once, Zen Master Hung – Jen entered the shed and asked. “Is the rice white yet?” Hui – Neng answered, “Its white but it hasn’t been sifted.” Hung – Jen struck the mortar three times with his staff. Hui – Neng shook the sifting basket three times and entered his teacher’s room, where he received the robe, the bowl and the teaching. If you’ve read or heard teachings from Platform Sutra, you’ll remember a little about Hui – Neng. He lived a very long time ago, between 638 – 718. He was the illiterate son of a wood cutter. After his father had passed away, he took over his dads work in order to support his mother and himself. While selling wood in the market one day, he heard someone recite a verse from the Diamond Sutra…and it’s told that he was, in that moment, enlightened! Of course, he wanted to know immediately where this teaching had come from, and he was directed to the monastery at Huang – Mei and to the teacher there, Hung – Jen. On his travel there, he met a nun who constantly quoted Buddhist Scripture. Hui – Neng would listen and comment on the meaning of her words. He had a gift in understanding the true essence of the teachings. The nun was seriously impressed and asked him to help her with certain parts of these sutras which she didn’t understand. -
Everything Is the Way: Ordinary Mind Zen Online
VxMOm [Download pdf] Everything Is the Way: Ordinary Mind Zen Online [VxMOm.ebook] Everything Is the Way: Ordinary Mind Zen Pdf Free Elihu Genmyo Smith *Download PDF | ePub | DOC | audiobook | ebooks Download Now Free Download Here Download eBook #1594919 in Books 2012-06-12 2012-06-12Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 8.40 x .83 x 5.40l, .75 #File Name: 1590309723240 pagesShips from Vermont | File size: 17.Mb Elihu Genmyo Smith : Everything Is the Way: Ordinary Mind Zen before purchasing it in order to gage whether or not it would be worth my time, and all praised Everything Is the Way: Ordinary Mind Zen: 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful. A wonderfully encouraging supportBy Cindy CucciaIn this excellent book, Genmyo offers sincere encouragement for Zen practice. His words point the reader to the simple practice of being life as it is. Throughout the book, the reader is encouraged to notice the belief that life needs to be different and the suffering that results from holding on to this belief.The book includes material adapted from dharma talks as well as other essays amd is divided into 5 parts: Practice, Impermanence, Nonself, On Being Transparency, and Jukai, 3 Treasures and 3 Precepts. Throughout the book, Genmyo draws on experiences with his own teachers: Soen Roshi, Maezumi Roshi, and Joko Beck. Included in the first three sections of the book are some discussions of various Zen koans, including the author's description of his personal experiences of working with Mu.Genmyo's consistent instruction to the reader to not take his words as something to understand or hold onto is genuine. -
Ending the Pursuit of Happiness
Wisdom Publications | www.wisdompugs.org ENDING THEPURSUIT OFHAPPINESS AZENGUIDE BARRYMAGID Wisdom Publications • Boston Wisdom Publications | www.wisdompugs.org CONTENTS Introduction ix chapter one: our secret practice 1 1. What Is Meditation? 1 2. Why Are We (Really) Meditating? 5 3. Three Stages of Practice 11 chapter two: the zen way, the psychoanalytic way 15 1. Zen and Psychoanalysis 15 2. What Is the Self? 22 3. Psychologically-Minded Zen 28 4. Learning from Problems 33 chapter three: ordinary life 43 1. Your Ordinary Mind Is the Way 43 2. Ordinary or Special? 46 3. Psychological versus Spiritual Insight 49 chapter four: the search for enlightenment? 53 1. Flypaper 53 v Wisdom Publications | www.wisdompugs.org vi · Contents 2. That’s Me 55 3. You’re Perfect, and You Can Use a Little Improvement 58 4. Rinzai’s “Buji” Zen 62 5. If This Was It 65 chapter five: body and mind 69 1. The First Noble Truth 69 2. Thinking about Thinking 72 3. Spiritual versus Material 74 4. Sitting Long Becomes Tiring 81 5. Three Buddhas 83 chapter six: love, sex, and compassion 87 1. Desire and Suffering 87 2. Asses and Horses 93 3. Thomas Merton in Love 97 chapter seven: relationships 103 1. Being Alone 103 2. Attachment and Detachment 105 3. If It Is Broke…Fix It 110 4. A Mother’s Kiss 115 chapter eight: who, what, and why 121 1. Why Practice? 121 2. Who’s Listening? 124 Wisdom Publications | www.wisdompugs.org Contents · vii 3. The Meaning of Life 128 chapter nine: something or nothing 133 1. -
1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2011 Eido Tai Shimano
1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2011 Eido Tai Shimano (continued) This is a continuation of the first Eido Tai Shimano thread which, after 5,000 posts, refuses to accept new ones. I am also posting the original introduction to that thread. ______________________________________________ Thursday, November 12, 2009 letter to Eido Tai Shimano What follows is a letter I wrote in 1982 to Eido Tai Shimano, the chief executive of Zen Studies Society in New York and Dai Bosatsu Monastery in upstate New York. Mr. Shimano is a Zen teacher. The reason for posting a letter of so many years ago is not to open the old wounds that bled freely in their time. Nor is it to deny that Zen Buddhism in America has made great strides when it comes to the sexual and financial abuses that it has faced and continues to face from time to time. Nor is it to suggest that I have not been a hypocrite. Nor is it to elevate my own status as a rebel or nay-sayer or promoter of some one true virtue. I too love Zen Buddhism both in its directions and in its experiential truth. I am posting it as a reminder that the past is or can be very much the present and further that the 'scandals' that have occurred involved very real and particular people and that those people suffered in ways that are contrary to Zen Buddhist teaching. Not for nothing did the teachers of the past make upsetting the sangha a no-no. Not for nothing did they encourage repentance when it was warranted.