Maezumi Roshi

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Jitsudo Alfred Ancheta, dharma heir to Maezumi Roshi and co-founder of the Center for the Promotion of Peace, died on Saturday.

By Michael Haederle

May 14, 2020

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Roshi Pat Enkyo O’Hara reflects on how the New York City Zen center has grown and evolved.

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Dec 30, 2016

The Good Fit

A student’s candid recollection of the intricacies of practice with one of the pioneer teachers of Zen in the West

By Andrew Cooper

Winter 2015

Image: Chip Buddhas, Enku, circa 1675-1695 ("mature period"), Japan, wood. Photo © Tetsuo Kurihara/Courtesy Kazuaki Tanahashi.

Remembering Roshi

I remember a three-month training period at Zen Mountain Center, when I was the chiden, the caretaker of altars and offerings. It was during the summer months, when the shaded gully of the San Jacinto mountains holds the heat of the surrounding Southern California desert. During a very formal memorial service, as I was carrying a […]

By Roshi Pat Enkyo O'Hara

Fall 1998

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Maezumi Roshi

Trike Daily Obituaries

Remembering Zen Teacher Jitsudo Alfred Ancheta

Trike Daily

The Village Zendo Celebrates 30 Years as a Community

Magazine Personal Reflections

The Good Fit

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Remembering Roshi