Fuse: The Gift of the Dharma
Fuse is a Japanese word that in Zen Buddhism refers to the practice of dō, generosity, or selfless giving. It comes from the Sanskrit word dāna, which is one of…
Zen practice is a direct path to deep insight into reality and inner awakening. Through zazen (seated meditation), mindfulness, and silent observation of the mind, we cultivate full presence in the here and now. In this section, you’ll find teachings, texts, reflections, and practical guidance to integrate Zen into daily life, following the spirit of the Soto Zen tradition. An invitation to live with calmness, clarity, and compassion.
Fuse is a Japanese word that in Zen Buddhism refers to the practice of dō, generosity, or selfless giving. It comes from the Sanskrit word dāna, which is one of…
A Scientific Study on the Zen Personality Can we talk about being a zen person? Or having a zen personality? It’s worth noting that in France, the expression “Être zen”…
Samu: Cooperating volunteers in a Zen Community Cooperating volunteers is undoubtedly one of the most universal spiritual paths, shared by all traditions. In the context of Japanese Zen, it is…
Sewing a Zen kesa is a practice that helps people stay present and attentive. By focusing on the constant movement of the needle and thread, individuals can feel calm and…
Guen Mai Rice Soup Guen Mai is the rice soup consumed every morning after the first zazen. The preparation of this traditional dish from Zen monasteries is an excellent exercise…
Saturday there is a kesa sewing workshop. Sign up using the form. Origin of the Zen Kesa The origin of Zen kesa sewing dates back to the time of Buddha,…
Dokusan: The Private Meeting with a Zen Master In Zen practice, dokusan interview is a private encounter between a student and a Zen master. During this interview, the student has…
Saturday there is a Samu workshop. Sign up using the form. Samu Zen Samu in Zen refers to voluntary work performed as part of the practice at a Zen center.…