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DOGEN ZEN AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR OUR TIME Symposium Stanford University October 23-24, 1999

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Symposium Papers The following papers were presented to the symposium "Dogen Zen and Its Relevance for Our Time," Stanford University, October 23-24, 1999. Text of the talk by Gary Snyder is not available on this site. The online texts here do not necessarily preserve the formatting (diacritics, Chinese graphs, etc.) of the originals. Click on the author to read the online text. The full proceedings of the symposium have been published as: Dōgen Zen and Its Relevance for Our Time. Ed. by Shōhaku Okumura. San Franciscio: Soto Zen Buddhism International Center, 2003. To obtain a copy, contact: Soto Zen Buddhism International Center 1691 Laguna Street San Franciscio, CA 94115 415.567.7686 taiken@sotozen.com Tetsuo Otani To Transmit Dogen Zenji's Dharma Carl Bielefeldt Living with Dōgen: Thoughts on the Relevance of his Thought Zenkei Blanche Hartman Dogen Zenji's Zazen Shohaku Okumura Dogen Zenji's Standards for the Community Practice Daido John Lori Dogen's 300 Koans and the Kana Shobogenzo Griffith Foulk History of the Soto Zen School Yasuaki Nara The Soto Zen School in Japan Sojun Mel Weitsman Soto Zen in America Hozan Alan Senauke Dreaming Peace in an Age of War Gary Snyder Mountains Hidden in Mountains: Dōgen Zenji and the Mind of Ecology