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	Muten-Rôshi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Roshi constantly tries to grab the breasts, poke the butt, or touch the bra or panties of any remotely sexy woman he can get close enough to; this list includes, but is not limited to: Bulma, Lunch, Chi-Chi, Android 18, and Videl.
		Muten Roshi is one of the few characters to survive in the "Trunks Timeline," as seen the The History of Trunks special.
		Also, when Bulma (Nora in the U.S. Version) wants the dragon ball from Master Roshi, Roshi wants to see her panties in exchange for the dragon ball, which is followed by a scene of Master Roshi with panties flying around him.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Muten-R%C3%B4shi (1505 words)

	Shambhala Sun - A Roshi on the Row (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Harada Roshi was deeply moved by Frankie’s story and he repeated it often in lectures and formal teishos.
		Roshi responded, “Yes, I have thirty students, and for all of them, the most important point is each and every moment being the only moment there is.” To which Jack answered, “Yes, for us there is no time whatsoever here.
		Harada Roshi’s pilgrimage to death row is an invitation to all of us to “Wake up!”, to look deeply and see things clearly, to walk on the path of the awakened state of mind in solidarity with our sisters and brothers.
	www.shambhalasun.com /Archives/Features/2001/Jan01/rowroshi.htm (3224 words)

	Rev. Kongo Langlois Roshi
		Kongo Roshi, as an American, uniquely brought a deep and rich experience to bear in transmitting those most refined and precious arts that have their basis in oriental culture including Zen and Taoism.
		The title Roshi is not, as many believe, synonymous with "priest;" it is bestowed upon a Zen priest by another who holds the Roshi degree, as an indication and acknowledgement of a high level of understanding or realization.
		In 1999, Roshi was diagnosed with an illness requiring that he have a liver transplant.
	www.zbtc.org /kongobio.html (1786 words)

	Roshi and his Teachers
		Roshi focuses on Yasutani-roshi's insistence that the Heart Sutra not be translated into English here in the United States, but that it be chanted in Japanese.
		This was a point that Roshi found especially problematic, he writes, because the Prajna Paramita has been translated into all the languages of the various Buddhist countries.
		As Roshi writes in Zen: Merging of East and West, his break with Yasutani-roshi was painful for him and not something that he is at all proud of.
	www.rzc.org /html/abc/roshiteachers.shtml (4435 words)

	Albuquerque Zen Center - Joshu Sasaki Roshi in the US
		As Roshi has brought his teaching to thousands of students, a sizeable network of training centers and urban Zen organizations has grown up to facilitate practice and preserve the tradition he represents.
		In July 1967, Roshi decided to commemorate his fifth anniversary in the U.S. by conducting his first seven- day Dai-sesshin in the mountain village of Idyllwild, Calif. In January 1968, the organization's name was changed to Rinzai-ji, Inc., and it bought its first property, Cimarron Zen Center.
		They invited Roshi to inspect the facilities to see of they were appropriate for a Zen community, and, in 1974, Jemez Bodhi Mandala was founded, now known as Bodhi Manda Zen Center.
	www.azc.org /azc-about-roshi.html (1174 words)

	ROSHI
		Roshi is a form of EDF (Electroencephalographic Disentrainment Feedback), which is a type of brainwave entrainment utilising variable light and/or magnetic stimulation to disentrain or "reset" the brain’s activity to a more desired state.
		The Roshi system is more variable since it is EEG-driven and not delivered at a set frequency so therefore it is less likely to produce habituation or fatigue.
		The Roshi is an inhibit-based strategy, focused on changing or diminishing ongoing or "stuck" dominant patterns in the brain.
	home.iprimus.com.au /rboon/ROSHI.htm (765 words)

	Shodo Harada Roshi
		Shodo Harada Roshi was born in 1940 in Nara, Japan.
		Harada Roshi (Roshi means "teacher") is heir to the teachings of Rinzai sect Zen Buddhism as passed down in Japan from Hakuin and his successors.
		Harada Roshi's teaching includes the traditional Rinzai practices of daily sutra chanting, zazen (seated meditation), sanzen (private interviews with the teacher), susokkan (breathing), koan ('past cases') study, samu (work), sesshin (intensive retreats), teisho (lectures by the teacher), and takuhatsu (alms receiving).
	onedropzendo.org /teacher.htm (436 words)

	Tenkei Coppens Sensei, leader of Zen River
		As a successor in the White Plum Lineage Tenkei Roshi is qualified to teach Soto-style shikantaza practice as well as Rinzai-style koan-study.
		He and his wife Tamara Myoho Gabrysch, also a senior student of Genpo Roshi, left the USA at the turn of the century and went to Japan for a six-month training period at the temple of Maezumi Roshi’s brother, Junyu Kuroda Roshi (Hojo-san).
		The ceremony was officated by Hojo-san, as Genpo Roshi was unable to attend.
	www.zenriver.nl /tenkei_coppens.htm (527 words)

	Peta Amber Lynne - Roshi Practitioner/Speaker
		The ROSHI differs from standard EEG feedback in that a pair of goggles with lights is used to communicate with the brain directly and the information that is being communicated is arising from that very brain.
		With the ROSHI the information is fed back to the brain as the lights adapt their frequencies according to the activity of the brain.
		The ROSHI was designed to move the average person towards health and the centered aware state achieved through meditation.
	www.edennow.org /roshi/roshinow.html (1479 words)

	integral naked - presently exposed
		Zen master Dennis Genpo Merzel Roshi was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1944.
		He was ordained a monk by Maezumi Roshi in 1973 and given the title Hoshi (Dharma-Holder) after completing Koan study in 1979.
		Roshi Bernie had received Inka from Maezumi Roshi shortly before the latter's death in May of 1995.
	in.integralinstitute.org /contributor.aspx?id=26 (550 words)

	:: About Kanzeon Zen Center International :: The Teachers :: Genpo Roshi :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Dennis Genpo Merzel Roshi is a revolutionary in the true tradition of the old Zen Masters who so completely embodied their heritage that they were able to revitalize and transform it for their day and age.
		Like earlier pivotal figures in Buddhism’s 2500-year evolution across civilizations, Genpo Roshi is working to transmit the essence of the Buddha’s teachings in a plain language and a non-intimidating, humorous style that can be readily heard and understood by Westerners in a way that makes Zen and Buddhism relevant to our every day lives.
		Roshi’s amazingly simple style of teaching, melding the ancient wisdom of Zen tradition with the insights of such visionary western figures as Carl Jung, Fritz Perls, and Hal Stone, has transformed western Zen teaching.
	www.kzci.org /about_teachers_genpo.html (658 words)

	ZCLA Archives - Maezumi Roshi
		Maezumi Roshi was ordained as a Soto Zen monk at the age of eleven.
		Maezumi Roshi established six temples in the United States and Europe that are formally registered with Soto Headquarters in Japan.
		In 1976, Maezumi Roshi established the Kuroda Institute for the Study of Buddhism and Human Values, a non-profit educational organization formed to promote scholarship on Buddhism in its historical, philosophical, and cultural ramifications.
	www.zencenter.org /texts/roshi.htm (517 words)

	Dark Zen - Means of Authorization: Establishing Hierarchy in Ch'an/Zen Buddhism in America
		A roshi is a person who has actualized that perfect freedom which is the potentiality for all human beings.
		To summarize, in the definitions and descriptions of the Master or roshi quoted at the beginning of this paper, there is an extraordinary claim to authority.
		It is expected and repeatedly taught that the students should defer to and exalt the term "Master" or "roshi," a title and the ceremonial position it stands for, rather than relying on their own good sense and intuition in matters relating to the teacher's authority.
	www.darkzen.com /Articles/meansofauthorization.htm (15021 words)

	Sanshin Zen Community Teachers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Shohaku Okumura Roshi was born in Osaka, Japan on June 22nd, 1948.
		After Uchiyama Roshi retired as abbot of Antaiji, he trained at Zuioji in Ehime Prefecture, Japan; then he went to Massachusets to practice with two of his Dharma brothers at Pioneer Valley Zendo in 1976.
		Okumura Roshi is married to Yuko Okumura and has two children, a daughter Yoko and a son Masaki.
	www.sanshinzencommunity.org /teachers.htm (290 words)

	WAiB - Female Teachers - Zen / Ch'an
		She was ordained by Hakuyu Maezumi Roshi (Zen Center of Los Angeles) and studied 12 years in Japan (Aichi Senmon Nisodo under Aoyama Shundo Roshi, Dharma Transmission from Yogo Suigan Roshi and post-graduate teaching specialization).
		Roshi Joan Jiko Halifax, Ph.D., is a Buddhist priest, student of Ven.
		Roshi Sandra Jishu Angyo Holmes was the second Abbot of the Zen Community of New York.
	members.tripod.com /~lhamo/2zen.htm (3125 words)

	Yasutani Hakuun roshi - A biographical note, Terebess Asia Online (TAO)
		YASUTANI Roshi, who was born on 5 January 1885 in Shimizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, formally became a Soto Buddhist monk when he was 13 years old.
		YASUTANI Roshi deplored how the Soto monks of the time were preoccupied with superficially carrying out Buddhist ceremonies and neglected the vital practice of realizing one's true self.
		YASUTANI Roshi thus instructed a countless number of practitioners both in Japan and, from 1962 on, in Europe and the United States.
	www.terebess.hu /english/yasutani.html (2644 words)

	Zen Teachings-Sesshin For Newcomers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Yasutani Haku'un Roshi used to caution us at the beginning of every sesshin that there are three basic rules for sesshin.
		The first Roshi in the United States was a man named Sasaki Shigetsu, also known as Sasaki Soku-an Roshi.
		The war came along, Sasaki Roshi was interned and he later died, and Sherman rather fell away from the practice of doing zazen.
	www.zenproject.faithweb.com /zen_teachings/sesshin_newcomers.html (2219 words)

	Genpo Merzel Roshi
		Dennis Genpo Merzel Roshi was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1944, and grew up in Long Beach, California.
		In 1980 Genpo Roshi received Shiho (Dharma Transmission) from Maezumi Roshi, followed by Zuisse in Japan in 1981.
		To date, Genpo Roshi has given Shiho Transmission to Catherine Genno Pagès (1992), the late John Shodo Flatt (1994), Anton Tenkei Coppens (1996) and Daniel Doen Silberberg (2003), and gave Transmission to Malgosia Jiho Braunek (2003) and Nico Sojun Tydeman (2004).
	www.zenriver.nl /genpo_merzel_roshi.htm (469 words)

	Dragon Ball: Roshi's Surprise - TV.com
		Roshi is still trying to lure Lunch into the bathroom.
		Roshi is suprised, because he didn't know that Bulma had left her Dragonballs here.
		In the original, after Roshi and Launch beat up the men, Roshi tries to calm Launch down and pushes her away from them.
	www.tv.com /dragon-ball/roshis-surprise/episode/125829/summary.html (430 words)

	Biography: Watazumi Doso Roshi
		This is an edited transcript of a lecture/demonstration which was given by Watazumido Doso Roshi at the Creative Music Studio, Woodstock, N.Y., in the fall of 1981.
		Doso Roshi was 71 years old at the time that this talk was given.
		It is said that the bamboo flute, the most standard variety of which in Japan is called the Shakuhachi, was used by a particular sect of Zen priests as a weapon-in-disguise after the carrying of samurai swords was outlawed in the Meiji period.
	www.komuso.com /people/Watazumi_Doso_Roshi.html (2407 words)

	roshi
		Kride 'Roshi' Tuomi started his adventures in electronic music in early 90's making hard-trance and techno.
		What begun as a hobby was soon forgotten only to be found again in 96 as a serious obsession at an obscure afterparty when he and Robin 'Belmont' Grotenfelt sat down and started messing around with Fastracker.
		Those days more and more people in the Stealth Unit crew started to be involved in making beats and varying collaborations between Belmont, Mute, Marvin and Roshi were gathered under one name; Stealth Unit Sound Collective - or S.U.S.C. - a modern dance orchestra known for their full-on breakbeat-mayhem live sets.
	www.nextbigthing.fi /artists/roshi.html (548 words)

	Yasutani
		Japanese Zen Master Yasutani Hakunn Roshi was born in 1885 to a family of meager means, soon being adopted into another family.
		At the age of five his head was shaved symbolizing Buddhist monkhood and sent to a Rinzai temple, Fukuji-in, located on the coast at the foot of Mount Fuji near the city of Numazu.
		There is a miraculous story about his birth: His mother had already decided that her next son would be a priest when she was given a bead off a rosary by a nun who instructed her to swallow it for a safe childbirth.
	www.geocities.com /jiji_muge (954 words)

	ROSHI CORPORATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		ROSHI Instruments are sold for meditation and peak performance use.
		ROSHI Corporation makes no claims for any medical or psychological benefits derived from the use of their instruments.
		Fundamentally, the original ROSHI(ACVS)' EEG coupled photo stimulation entrainment technique is a method to `enliven' the Purusha, the monoatomic non-synaptic part of the brain, which holds the original blueprint or `akashic' record, of each individual human being.
	home.earthlink.net /~roshicorp/roshicorporation (488 words)

	Dharma talks via Newsletters from Harada Roshi
		The June,2006 issue (#71) of Roshi's newsletter covers chapter 8 "The Family of the Tathagatas", of the Vimalakirti Sutra.
		A talk in early November 2001 (#56A) of Roshi's newsletter continues Roshi's teaching on the disaster of September 11.
		The October issue (#56) of Roshi's newsletter teaches on the disaster of September 11.
	onedrop.mentalblocks.com /newsletter (361 words)

	Morning Star Zendo
		Robert Kennedy, S.J., Roshi, is a Jesuit priest and Zen teacher in the White Plum lineage.
		He studied with Yamada Roshi in Kamakura, Japan, with Maezumi Roshi in Los Angeles, and with Glassman Roshi in New York.
		It carries out the principles laid out in the Jesuit statement on mission and interreligious dialogue, which demands that Jesuits be not only familiar with the thought of men and women of other religious traditions, but be immersed with them in theological exchange and in a dialogue of life, action, and religious experience.
	members.tripod.com /~kennedyzen (589 words)

	Hakuyu Taizan Maezumi Roshi
		The Venerable Hakuyu Taizan Maezumi Roshi, a seminal influence on the growth of Zen Buddhism in the United States, was ordained as a Soto Zen monk at the age of eleven.
		Shortly before his death, Maezumi Roshi gave Inka to his senior disciple Tetsugen Glassman, Roshi, who in turn transmitted Inka to Genpo Merzel, Roshi, the present President of the White Plum Asanga.
		Maezumi Roshi is survived by his wife Martha Ekyo Maezumi and their three children, Kirsten Mitsuyo, Yuri Jundo and Shira Yoshimi, all of Idyllwild, CA.
	www.mro.org /maezumiroshi.html (623 words)

	Shambhala Sun - White Plums and Lizard Tails: The story of Maezumi Roshi and his American Lineage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Roshi admitted in public that he was an alcoholic, he did so with deep
		Roshi in charge, Glassman was free to focus on building the Greyston Mandala
		Roshi was not carrying out the tradition of the Japanese Soto sect when he
	www.shambhalasun.com /Archives/Features/2004/March/whiteplums.htm (3117 words)

	Clear Mountain Zen Community
		These groups are facilitated by students of Roshi Kennedy and are open to all who are interested in the practice of Zen meditation.
		Roshi Kennedy is the chairperson of the Department of Theology at St. Peter’s College in Jersey City and a psychotherapist in private practice.
		In 1991 he was installed as a Zen teacher and was given the title Roshi in 1997.
	www.dharmarain.com (195 words)

	Encyclopedia of Bullseye Pistol
		Shunryu Suzuki Roshi has said, "When you do something, if you fix your mind on the activity with some confidence, the quality of your state of mind is the activity itself.
		Takuan Roshi explains, "Keeping the mind tranquil as it moves in the myriad directions in the midst of uproar and commotion is true tranquillity.
		Tranquility in tranquility is not true tranquility; it is tranquillity in action that is the true tranquility." While some people may view this state of mind in an overly romantic way, divorced from mundane considerations, it has, so far as shooting is concerned, a very practical application.
	www.bullseyepistol.com /issha.htm (2066 words)

	BuddhaNet File library: Zen, Chan Buddhist Teachings
		11 KB "To Be At Ease" - Teisho, by John Tarrant, Roshi.
		07 KB Ki: a Teisho (Taizan Maezumi Roshi)
		06 KB "Death is a Sacrament" Teisho by Subhana Barzaghi, Roshi.
	www.buddhanet.net /ftp11.htm (1693 words)

	Hozumi Gensho Roshi
		Graduating in Buddhist Studies from Hanazono University in 1959, begins 12 years of training under Yamada Mumon Roshi at Shofuku-ji Monastery.
		Thereafter, continues studies under the Hanazono University President Omori Sogen Roshi, receives the transmission of the Dharma, and is given the name Muishitsu.
		Through the Zen Culture Research Institute, he is currently lecturer of the faculty of literature at Hanazono University.
	tekishin.org /master/mastereg.htm (86 words)

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