[Engaged] Help for Antai-ji

[Gregor]

https://antaiji.org

I have been sending a few yen here and there when I can.

The monestary probabley needs no introduction here as the lineage is so closely related to Treeleaf but I would encourage anyone interested to check out their webpage lots of good resources and materials available.

I find their practice, simple way of life, hardwork, and no nonsense shikataza inspirarional.

Gassho,

Gregor
STLAH





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[Tomás ESP]

I have been reading some of the entries in the Yearbooks by the monks, fascinating life and sharings. Thank you, I will help with what I can

Gassho, Tomás
Sat

[Gregor]

I have been reading some of the entries in the Yearbooks by the monks, fascinating life and sharings. Thank you, I will help with what I can

Gassho, Tomás
Sat

Yes those Journals are extremely interesting and eye opening.

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[Jundo]

Yes those Journals are extremely interesting and eye opening.

I am curious as to which journals you mean. Do you have a link?

Muho, a friend of Treeleaf, retired as Abbot this past year. I think that they had a rough time during Covid, because of travel restrictions which limited visitors even more.

They are famous for their VERY intense and long sitting, during session sometimes 50 minutes a sit, 15 hours a day. Kyonin visited there and sat a week's retreat two years ago, when visiting Treeleaf Japan.

Gassho, J

STLah

[Bion]

I am curious as to which journals you mean. Do you have a link?

Muho, a friend of Treeleaf, retired as Abbot this past year. I think that they had a rough time during Covid, because of travel restrictions which limited visitors even more.

They are famous for their VERY intense and long sitting, during session sometimes 50 minutes a sit, 15 hours a day. Kyonin visited there and sat a week's retreat two years ago, when visiting Treeleaf Japan.

Gassho, J

STLah

I assume it’s the blog section. It spans across various years.

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[Kotei]

In addition to the Blog ( https://antaiji.org/en/category/blog/ ), there are also Yearbooks, where they asked visitors to leave a comment:

https://antaiji.org/en/yearbooks/

Gassho,
Kotei sat/lah today.

I am curious as to which journals you mean. Do you have a link?

Muho, a friend of Treeleaf, retired as Abbot this past year. I think that they had a rough time during Covid, because of travel restrictions which limited visitors even more.

They are famous for their VERY intense and long sitting, during session sometimes 50 minutes a sit, 15 hours a day. Kyonin visited there and sat a week's retreat two years ago, when visiting Treeleaf Japan.

Gassho, J

STLah

[Meian]

https://antaiji.org

I have been sending a few yen here and there when I can.

The monestary probabley needs no introduction here as the lineage is so closely related to Treeleaf but I would encourage anyone interested to check out their webpage lots of good resources and materials available.

I find their practice, simple way of life, hardwork, and no nonsense shikataza inspirarional.

Gassho,

Gregor
STLAH





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[Kyonin]

Hi Gregor,

Like Jundo says, I was there a couple of years ago and I am a witness of how much they need any donation they can get. I also donate to them any time I can.

Indeed, their practice seems simple, but the amount of work those guys do is impressive.

Thank you for helping them.

Gassho,

Kyonin
Sat/LAH

https://antaiji.org

I have been sending a few yen here and there when I can.

The monestary probabley needs no introduction here as the lineage is so closely related to Treeleaf but I would encourage anyone interested to check out their webpage lots of good resources and materials available.

I find their practice, simple way of life, hardwork, and no nonsense shikataza inspirarional.

Gassho,

Gregor
STLAH





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[Gregor]

Yes, from what I have seen and read they work incredibly hard.

Gassho,

Gregor

ST

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[Nengei]

It may have been discussed in the forums before, but I have not seen it... There is a documentary about life at Antaiji called Zen for Nothing that I just discovered on Apple movies. I have not yet watched it, but it looks interesting. And I will.

Gassho,
然芸 Nengei
Sat today. LAH.

[Tomás ESP]

It may have been discussed in the forums before, but I have not seen it... There is a documentary about life at Antaiji called Zen for Nothing that I just discovered on Apple movies. I have not yet watched it, but it looks interesting. And I will.

Gassho,
然芸 Nengei
Sat today. LAH.

This looks like something I would enjoy very much, thank you for sharing Nengei

Gassho, Tomás
Sat&LaH

[Geika]

I really liked "Zen for Nothing"

Gassho
Sat, lah