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    If the definition of zen is foggy for you, read this. From the page: "Buddhism originated in India about 500 BC and slowly spread to other parts of Asia. The buddhist teachings reached China about 100 BC but it took a few hundred years for buddhism to become a vital part of Chinese... more

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  • Rated by tessd13 on Mar 09 2009, 8:44pm

    Wonderful page on zen buddhism! Thanks! :-) From the page: "Round 600 AD, buddhism reached the Japanese shore where the practices gradually took on a distinctive Japanese flavor. The tradition was given the name zen. The two main schools of zen are referred to as Soto and Rinzai. Two forms of zen with their own techniques and temperaments. "

  • Rated by warriorkitty on Mar 08 2009, 12:49pm

    As a spiritual person I really relate to this page, definitely a yes on the walking meditation though for me its a solitary one - builds tremendous spiritual energy and strength.

  • Rated by hms86 on Mar 08 2009, 10:18am

    interesting article on Zen Buddhism.

  • Rated by Happinessisbette on Mar 07 2009, 1:13pm

    Interesting review of buddhism.

  • Rated by armannd on Mar 07 2009, 3:37am

    If the definition of zen is foggy for you, read this. From the page: "Buddhism originated in India about 500 BC and slowly spread to other parts of Asia. The buddhist teachings reached China about 100 BC but it took a few hundred years for buddhism to become a vital part of Chinese culture. Once the teachings had arrived in China the practices were naturally transformed by the Chinese psyche and temperament. Out of all the ingenious forms of buddhism that appeared in China, chan became the most popular tradition. Round 600 AD, buddhism reached the Japanese shore where the practices gradually took on a distinctive Japanese flavor. The tradition was given the name zen. "

  • Rated by LilyOnEarth on Mar 07 2009, 3:00am

    On this page Axel gives us an interesting view of Zen Buddhism

  • Rated by rodie151 on Mar 07 2009, 2:20am

    great page about zen buddhism

  • Rated by buddhaBoH on Mar 06 2009, 11:13pm

    The roots of Zen Buddhism explained

  • Rated by bradacus01 on Mar 06 2009, 11:02pm

    From the page: "Koans lure the mind to stop thinking which is unique to zen. "

  • Rated by limevelyn on Mar 06 2009, 9:08pm

    I learn what Zen Buddhism is about in this article. I never knew!