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| | Encyclopedia: Dharma |
 | | The Dharma is one of the Three Jewels, and Buddhists are said to seek refuge in it as in the Buddha and the Sangha. | | | Dharma transmission is the act of passing the Zen or Chan Buddhist doctrine from a master to student. | | | The word Dharma (Sanskrit; "धरà¥à¤®" in the Devanagari script) or dhamma (Pali) is used in most or all philosophies and religions of Indian origin, the dharmic faiths, namely Hinduism (Sanatana Dharma), Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Dharma
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| | Face to Face: the Meaning Comes Alive |
| | Transmission, not as something from A to B, but as identification, points directly to the teaching that each of us is already Buddha. | | | So Dharma Transmission is about two people using the form of the ceremony as a vehicle, bringing forth their effort, and equal to the effort that is made, the meaning comes forth. | | | The Zen tradition often brings up for study the story of the transmission between Shakyamuni Buddha and his disciple Mahakashyapa. |
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http://www.intrex.net/chzg/LindaC.htm
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| | The Dharma of Mind Transmission |
| | This Dharma is "without-words" Dharma; this Buddha is "without-words" Buddha. | | | During this Dharma-ending age, when the Dharma has almost disappeared, there is a good opportunity and the perfect time for those monks who have taken a Great Vow to spread Dharma and to bear and transmit to future generations, for continued use, the wisdom-life of all Buddhas, not to let their Vow weaken or die. | | | This discernment of reality is the Dharma, which is no other than the awareness of Buddha as no Buddha and the Sangha as the Sangha of non-action and the realization of the Precious Three as One Body. |
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http://www.buddhistinformation.com/dharma_of_mind_transmission.htm
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| | Ordinary Mind Zendo |
| | Dharma transmission isn't a matter of giving and getting, but an acknowledgement of intimacy, an acknowledgement of One Mind, Buddha smiling at Buddha. | | | Of all the disciples, only Mahakasyapa, recognized that this simple gesture was the teisho, and that with the Buddha had fully revealed the Dharma. | | | This case tells the legend of the first transmission of the Dharma - a story that for centuries has served as the model of master - disciple intimacy. |
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http://www.ordinarymind.com/koan_honored.html
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| | Roshi and his Teachers |
| | Because Dharma transmission is a prerequisite to becoming the head priest of a Soto branch temple, virtually all Soto priests meet this ritual requirement at a relatively early stage in their careers. | | | There are a number, however, who have practiced Zen for many years, attained spiritual insight, and have been encouraged by their teachers to spread the Dharma and help others in Zen practice. | | | So in the Soto school, which is what almost all Japanese Zen is, Dharma transmission lacks the criterion of realization that ensures the continuation of an enlightened mind-seal from generation to generation. |
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http://www.rzc.org/html/abc/roshiteachers.shtml
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| | Training Staff and Dharma Teachers |
| | Trained in koan Zen as well as in the subtle school of Master Dogen's Zen, he is a dharma heir of Hakuyu Taizan Maezumi Roshi. | | | She was the spiritual director of the Zen Center of New York City from 1993 to 2004. | | | He has received transmission in both the Rinzai as well as Soto lines of Zen Buddhism. |
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http://www.mro.org/zmm/trainingstaff
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| | Buddhist Studies: Profiles of Zen / Chan Buddhists |
| | Dharma successor of all five Ch'an schools; main reformer in Chinese Buddhism revival (1900-50). | | | The father of Zen Buddhism, although it was left to Masters of the eighth century, to consolidate his teaching and technique into a school of Buddhism. | | | Dharma Transmission: the transmission of Truth or the One Mind from master to disciple heart to heart (i.e. |
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http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/history/zen-chan.htm
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| | Establishing Hierarchy in Ch'an/Zen Buddhism in America |
| | Dharma transmission, according to convention, is the formal recognition on the part of the Master that the student has attained an understanding equal to that of the teacher. | | | However, the rhetoric of Zen hinges on the doctrine of Zen lineage as passed on through Dharma transmission and the institutional legitimacy and the authority of the Master/roshi is dependent on this model. | | | This view implies that Dharma transmission is given solely on the basis of the spiritual attainment of the student and further that Dharma transmission is received from one's living teacher, rather than in a dream or in some other fashion. |
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http://www.h-net.msu.edu/~buddhism/aar-bs/1999/lachs.htm
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| | Still Point January February 2000 |
| | With this type of transmission, there was the distinct possibility of no direct contact between a nominal disciple at a new temple and his new master or even between the disciple and any lineage representative of that master. | | | It is in contrast to the other form of transmission, the inheriting of the Dharma lineage of the temple where a monk resides, known as garanbo. | | | Soto monks desiring to uphold the principle of face-to-face transmission from master to disciple were faced with either converting to Rinzai or subjugating their own abilities and desires to contribute to the welfare of others. |
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http://www.dharma-rain.org/StillPoint/archives/SPjan_feb00.shtml
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| | Kwan Um Zen School Teachers |
| | He was the 78th Patriarch in his line of Dharma Transmission in the Chogye order of Korean Buddhism, and founded temples in Japan and Hong Kong. | | | She received dharma transmission from Zen Master Seung Sahn on October 10, 1992. | | | In 1994 she received inka (authorization to teach) from Zen Master Seung Sahn and became a dharma master in the Kwan Um School of Zen. |
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http://www.kwanumzen.org/teachers/teachers-body.html
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| | Dharma transmission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Dharma transmission (Chinese: 傳法, Chuánfǎ or 印可, Yīnkě, Korean: Inka) is the act of passing the Zen or Chan Buddhist doctrine from a master to student. | | | This one-to-one transmission is said to be traced over 2,500 years back to Gautama Buddha. | | | This page was last modified 18:42, 1 November 2005. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma_transmission
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| | Kansas Zen Center, 785.331.2274 |
| | The 78th patriarch in his line of dharma transmission in the Korean order of Chogye Buddhism, he has founded Zen centers all over the world. | | | Zen Master Dae Kwang began practicing Zen at the KZC in 1981 and was ordained a monk in 1987. | | | The Zen masters and dharma masters he has authorized carry out most of the teaching mission of the Kwan Um School of Zen. |
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http://www.kansaszencenter.org/teachers.shtml
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| | Untitled Document |
| | Maezumi Roshi (1931-1995) was an early pioneer in the transmission of Japanese Zen Buddhism to the West. | | | Catherine Genno Pagès is a Frenchwoman who is the first dharma heir of the American Zen master Dennis Genpo Merzel Roshi in the lineage of the late Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the Zen Center of Los Angeles. | | | The Dana Zen Center is part of the White Plum Sangha, which was founded by the late Taizan Maezumi Roshi to support and unite all the practice centers and dharma successors in his lineage. |
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http://www.danasangha.org/welcome_en.htm
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| | TOKUBETSU SESSHIN TALK: Transmission of the Light |
| | The light that is transmitted is precisely the Buddha wisdom we are born with. | | | This was during the time of a great purge of Buddhism in China, so many of the monks either hid away or became hermits. | | | Each time we take the bodhi seat we verify and actualize the enlightenment of the Buddha, of all Buddhas past, present and future. |
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http://www.mro.org/zmm/dharmateachings/talks/teisho02.htm
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| | KTD--Kagyu Forefathers' Role-- |
| | This transmission is known as Kagyu, which means the "lineage of precept" or "lineage of command." It originated when Buddha Shakyamuni assumed the form of the sambhogakaya, which is the Buddha Vajradhara or Dorje Chang, and transmitted the Vajrayana Dharma of tantra. | | | Of the various ways that this transmission has come down to the present day, one is known as the long lineage, which began when it was received from the Buddha Vajradhara by the bodhisattva Lodro Rinchen, or Ratna Mati. | | | The actions of all these emanations was to transmit fully to Tibet the Dharma that existed in India, and to translate it into the Tibetan language. |
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http://www.kagyu.org/monastery/ktd/ktd02.html
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| | Dharma Transmission by e-mail! |
| | The transmissions he granted wouldn't hold much weight with anyone who was serious about Buddhism. | | | He'd certainly be shunned by the entire worldwide Buddhist community and denounced by whatever sect he'd been ordained in. | | | One of the major reasons I wrote Hardcore Zen came out of the shock of discovering that even a butthead like me could get Dharma Transmission. |
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http://homepage.mac.com/doubtboy/dharmabyemail.html
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| | San Francisco Zen Center Abbots |
| | She received dharma transmission from Tenshin Reb Anderson in 1996 and became co-Abbess of Zen Center in February of 2000. | | | She was priest ordained in 1977 by Zentatsu Baker-roshi and received dharma transmission with Sojun Mel Weitsman in 1988. | | | He came to Zen Center in 1967 and was ordained as a priest in 1970 by Suzuki-roshi, who gave him the name Tenshin Zenki ("Naturally Real, The Whole Works"). |
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http://www.sfzc.com/Pages/Zen_Center/abbot.html
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| | Dharma Punx & Hardcore Zen (2.4) |
| | These discussions rest on two assumptions: one, that the younger generation should be practicing the Dharma and, two, that their Dharma will be the same as that of those speaking. | | | Though with different life experiences and with different approaches, both Dharma Punx and Hardcore Zen are the beginnings of a niche. | | | He received Dharma transmission from Zen master Gudo Wafu Nishijima. |
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http://www.ashe-prem.org/four/dharmapunx.shtml
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| | The Master List of Masters |
| | Nicknamed “the boatman,” he lived as a ferryman after the persecution of Buddhism in 842. | | | He was known as foremost amongst the disciples in ascetic practice and is said to be waiting in a Himalayan cave to transmit Sakyamuni’s kesa to the future Buddha Maitreya. | | | Dogen’s radical Transmission of the saijo (easy and perfect) practice and his recorded Teachings are the basis of all Soto Teachings. |
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http://www.wwzc.org/translations/masterList.htm
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| | Cokesbury.com |
| | This authentic lineage is said to insure that the Buddha's original teaching (Dharma) is preserved and transmitted in its original. | | | Written in a clear style and assuming no prior knowledge, this book draws on a wide range of Buddhist writings, as well as the author's own experiences. | | | Dharma-transmission describes the certification of enlightenment in an unbroken chain of Zen-masters, going all the way back to the historic Shakyamuni Buddha. |
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http://www.cokesbury.com/?pid=1413483771&vsl=0001
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| | Yeshe De Project |
| | Yeshe De focuses its translation efforts on texts that form the foundation for the transmission of Buddhism to the West rather than esoteric works intended to be studied directly with a traditional teacher. | | | The lack of essential texts limited study and practice in the exile communities and endangered the very transmission of the Tibetan Buddhist traditions. | | | For twelve hundred years the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism has been the guardian of a precious wisdom not preserved within the other schools of Tibetan Buddhism: the Kama and Terma transmission of the Inner Tantras includes the Buddha's most powerful esoteric teachings. |
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http://www.nyingma.org/ydold/yd.html
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| | Still Point March April 2000 |
| | Several other Centers in the West are also working on Lay Transmission, and Kyogen and Gyokuko have consulted with teachers at those Centers to help promote some consistency in the way this tradition develops among Soto Zen Centers in the US. | | | Sacred dance, a form of circle folk dancing, followed a delicious potluck dinner and was in turn followed by a ceremony in which participants reaffirmed their commitment to the Precepts and repented any wrongdoings. | | | With Lay Transmission, Bukkai begins her development as a Lay Teacher in this Sangha, joining Sallie Jiko Tisdale, who received transmission from Kyogen in November 1997. |
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http://www.dharma-rain.org/StillPoint/archives/SPmar_apr00.shtml
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| | Western Chan Fellowship :: About Us :: Teaching :: Teachers |
| | Our Teacher is Dr John Crook, teaching in the Dharma Drum lineages of Linji and Caodong Chan, transmitted through Chan Master Sheng Yen who is based at the Chan Meditation Center in New York, and also in Taiwan. | | | Joy in that my Shifu now recognised that I had the ability to teach the Dharma, the Chan Dharma, and happiness because the burden of Shakyamuni Buddha was now on my own shoulders. | | | We should all be very joyful that this morning we had the opportunity to share in the giving of the Dharma lineage to John Crook. |
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http://westernchanfellowship.org/teachers.html
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| | In order to demonstrate the truth of impermanence, the Buddha passes into Nirvana at Kushinagara, India, urging the Sangha, the community of his disciples, to preserve his teachings and pursue Enlightenment. | | | As Tibetans travel again to India in search of Dharma, new schools are established in Tibet: Kadam, Sakya, and Kagyu. | | | After eighteen centuries in India, Buddhism vanished with the rise of Hindu schools and the Afghano-Turkic invasions that destroyed the universities and monasteries. |
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http://www.nyingma.org/yd/bkth2.html
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| | Zen Buddhism: Harada-Yasutani School |
| | However, there are also teachers, who are dharma heirs of Yamada Roshi, that have refused to be subjected to such re-confirmation procedure, and in most of the cases are not recognised as teachers of Zen by Kubota Roshi. | | | In 1999, Ancheta Sensei was installed as abbot of Hidden Mountain Zen Center, Albuquerque, NM][59] and received his second dharma transmission from Glassman Roshi. | | | For a list of non-Japanese Zen teachers authorised by Yamada Koun, with their general country locations and Zen names, see "In Memoriam - Yamada Koun Roshi". |
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http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVLPages/ZenPages/HaradaYasutani.html
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| | Zen Buddhism: Harada-Yasutani School: References |
| | he received transmission a few years ago, and he current teaches at the san diego zen center with joko and his wife elizabeth hamilton (also a successor of joko's, as you noted in your page). | | | I have been teaching many Zen students in our Living Dharma Sangha and have validated the kensho of some and given Transmission to a few. | | | And the lineage chart published in Hixon's last book, _Living Buddha Zen_ (Larson, 1995) shows his place in the lineage and gives his Dharma name. |
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http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVLPages/ZenPages/HaradaYasutani-refs.html
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| | Sheng-yen - China-related Topics SE-SH - China-Related Topics |
| | Born near Shanghai, he became a Buddhist monk at the age of 13. | | | Chan Master Sheng-yen (born 1931) is one of the more famous living teachers of Chan (ChinaChinese Zen) Buddhism. | | | Sheng-yen has received dharma transmission in the Lineage_(Buddhist_Teachers)lineages of both Caodong (Japanese languageJapanese: Soto) and Linji (Japanse: Rinzai schoolRinzai) Chan. |
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http://www.famouschinese.com/virtual/Sheng-yen
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| | Bounded rationality |
| | Augusto Alcalde, 1st S Amer Zen teacher, receives Dharma Transmission |
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http://www.brainyencyclopedia.com/encyclopedia/b/bo/bounded_rationality.html
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| | Life of the Ven. Master Hsuan Hua: Dharma Transmission |
| | The Elder Master Hsu Yun saw that the Master was an outstanding individual in Buddhism and transmitted the Dharma lineage to him, giving him the Dharma name Hsuan Hua and making him the Ninth Patriarch of the Wei Yang Sect, the forty-fifth generation since the First Patriarch Mahakashyapa. | | | Click here to read Venerable Master Hua's recollections. |
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http://www.advite.com/sf/life/life4.html
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| | ipedia.com: Chan Article |
| | In the 20th and 21st Centuries Chan practice has been adopted by Westerners, particularly in Europe and the USA where several lay practitioners have received Dharma Transmission from Chan Master Shengyen and are now teaching in their own centres. | | | Bodhidharma is recorded as having come to China to teach a "separate transmission outside of the texts" which "did not rely upon textuality." His insight was then transmitted through a series of Chinese patriarchs, the most famous of whom was the possibly invented Sixth Patriarch, Hui Neng. | | | Chan was severely repressed in China during the recent modern era with the appearance of the People's Republic, but has more recently been re-asserting itself on the mainland, and has a significant following in Taiwan and Hong Kong and among Overseas Chinese. |
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http://www.ipedia.com/chan.html
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| | Dharma Realm Buddhist Association - Dharma |
| | 2) It can also refer to the transmission of the responsibility for the life of the Buddhadharma from one enlightened master to another in a particular school or lineage of enlightened masters. | | | The term Dharma-transmission has two meanings: 1) It refers to authentic transmission of a certain teaching or Dharma from master to student or from master to master. | | | The receivers of such transmissions are often called "patriarchs". |
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http://www.drba.org/dharma/btts/9xxentrydetail.asp?wid=91
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| | Gil Alon - From Zen-Buddhism to Creativity |
| | An initiated disciple and a dharma heir of Gudo Waffu Nishijima roshi in Japan, the Soto sect, the Dogen Sangha lineage. | | | Awarded a honoured life membership in the International Film and Television Research Center - The Asian Academy of Film and Television - New Delhi - India |
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http://www.geocities.com/gilalon2001
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| | Aromatherapy - Incense Matches |
| | A talk on Mumonkan case 6 and Dharma Transmission, by Jiko Linda Cutts. | | | Information, history, and local attractions in the town built by the Diamond | | | Supplier of organic plant based ointments made with beeswax and olive oil for |
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http://www.aromatherapytimes.com/incensematches
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