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Ben Connelly, Mindfulness and Intimacy

$ 16.95


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THE EIGHTFOLD PATH, edited by Jikyo Cheryl Wolfer, introduction by Byakuren Judith Ragir. With Myoan Grace Shireson, Zenki Mary Mocine, Tonen O'Connor, Shodo Spring, Misha Shungen Merrill, Teijo Munnich, Hoko Karnegis, Pat Enkyo O'Hara
from the preface:
"Women tend to rely more often on intuitive and experiential rather than linear, structured intellectual knowledge and prefer to work in relational collaborations as opposed to rigid hierarchical structures... Zen women priests are important examples of what is possible when the Buddha's principles of the equality and interdependence of all beings is realized."

$ 14.00


Eiheiji Incense

This incense comes from the Soto School Mother Temple in Japan.  The large box has approximately 60 long sticks of incense.  Taxable in Wisconsin.

Eiheiji incense

Milwaukee Zen Center: 30 Years of Reflection

Newsletter articles written over thirty years by MZC's three resident priests. 

$ 16.95


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Reb Anderson, Entering the Mind of Buddha, Zen and the Six Heroic Practices of Bodhisattvas

$ 18.95


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Norman Fischer, The World Could Be Otherwise, Imagination and the Bodhisattva Path

$ 17.95


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Shohaku Okumura The Mountains and Waters Sutra, A Practitioner’s Guide to Dogen’s ‘Sansuikyo’

$ 17.95


Dharma Gates Are Boundless offers a unique marriage of rich visual art and thoughtful essays by respected contemporary Soto Zen Buddhist teachers. Vibrant abstract miniatures by M. Winston, a brilliant African-American artist and member of a prison sangha, are paired with ten articles ranging from the scholarly to the deeply personal.

$ 19.50


The Japanese poet Ryōkan (1758–1831) is known throughout the world for his deep and delightful lyric verses, evoking the beauty of nature and the precious and transitory nature of everyday life. In his new book, the internationally-known Zen Buddhist commentator and author Shohaku Okumura newly translates poems by Ryōkan and provides commentary on Ryōkan’s life and works, for the enjoyment of lovers of poetry and for Buddhist practitioners alike.

$ 34.95