American Zen Bones: Maezumi Roshi Stories
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Author(s)Philomene Long
PublisherBeyond Baroque Books
ISBN / ASIN1892184028
ISBN-139781892184023
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Sales Rank1,751,830
CategoryPhilosophy
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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Philosophy. Philomene Long has recorded almost a hundred koan-like moments from the life of widely-respected Zen master Maezumi Roshi, who died in 1995. Roshi had many famous visitors, including Allen Ginsberg, but his tranquility in the face of any question or situation never wavered. I was out in the garden and heard the sound of an American fighter plane overhead. It came in low, so low and so close that I could see the pilot's face. While I was looking at him, he was looking at me. Our eyes actually met... As far as I know I haven't seen him since (The First American Maezumi Met).
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