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	Rinzai-Zen, Rinzai-Weggemeinschaft Mumon-Kai
		Eine solche Übungsweise bedarf der Vorbereitung, Anleitung und Kontrolle durch den Meister.
		Zen, eine a-religiöse und a-theistische Lebensweise, ist ein buddhistischer Weg der Selbstbefreiung von Leid und der Selbstfindung aus eigener Kraft.
		Wir respektieren und achten andere geistige wie religiöse Richtungen und wünschen aufrichtig, dass uns Gleiches widerfahre ohne Einmischung in, oder Missbrauch von Zen.
	www.mumon-kai.de (269 words)

	Rinzai-Obaku zen \| About Rinnou.net
		Rinzai-shu 臨済宗 and Obaku-shu 黄檗宗 are Japanese schools of Zen Buddhism, both in the lineage of the Chinese Zen master Linji Yixuan 臨済義玄 (J., Rinzai Gigen, d.
		The two schools have worked together for many years through the Joint Council for Rinzai and Obaku Zen to determine mutual educational policy and foster understanding of the Rinzai tradition of Zen.
		The Rinzai–Obaku Zen website is part of this effort, providing access through the Internet to information on the history, culture, and practice of the schools.
	zen.rinnou.net /about (382 words)

	Rinzai-Obaku zen \| What is Zen? - Basic Stance
		“Zen” is the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese word “chan” 禪, an abbreviated form of “chan’na” 禪那, which is the Chinese transliteration of the Sanskrit dhyana, meaning “meditation.” “Zen School” thus literally means “Meditation School,” the school of Mahayana Buddhism that places particular emphasis on meditation as the central practice leading to enlightenment.
		In Japan the Rinzai teachings underwent further refinement, especially in the lineage of Hakuin Ekaku 白隱慧鶴 (1686–1769), the great reviver of the Japanese Rinzai school.
		The Zen School is also known as the “Bodhidharma School” because it traces its origins as a distinct Chinese tradition back to Bodhidharma (d.
	zen.rinnou.net /whats_zen (1040 words)

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