2007年12月15日 · Both Zen Buddhism in its many varieties as well as many, many schools of Sufism have begun to take root in the West in the ensuing years. And, frankly, it is unlikely that all the assumptions of...

2024年7月30日 · Both Sufi and Zen practices aim for spiritual awareness, which is usually to be gained through external and internal exercises, such as dhikr (remembrance of God), zazen 坐禅 (sitting meditation), as well as living properly at every moment.

Sufi is the expression of the ancient wisdom of the heart, and the path of love born from that wisdom. Zen is the silence, the sky, of that wisdom. This unique process is a journey to silence through love, and to love through silence.

This symposium seeks to explore the way in which Sufism and Zen were introduced to and developed in the West, and the manner in which they have been received by those attracted to them. The key figures who were instrumental in spreading the interest in Sufi/Zen teaching

Dr Saeko Yazaki presents comparative research on the concept of the 'self' in Sufism and Zen Buddhism. The seminar, which drew scholars from multiple disciplines, examined striking parallels...

2024年7月30日 · Abstract: Sufism and Zen share a number of theories and practices, including a concern with lived experience. This article analyses the basis of their teachings, namely, the idea of the self, in...

2015年6月18日 · As the Path of Sufi is the expression of the ancient wisdom of the heart, so Zen is the silence, the sky, of that wisdom. Sufi-Zen, as I call it, is a structured process of Sufi whirling, Zen sitting, and Zen walking.

Both Sufi and Zen practices aim for spiritual awareness, which is usually to be gained through external and internal exercises, such as dhikr (remembrance of God), zazen 坐禅(sitting meditation), as well as living properly

Sufism and Zen share a number of theories and practices, including a concern with lived experience.

2025年2月11日 · Dr Saeko Yazaki presented comparative research on the concept of the ‘self’ in Sufism and Zen Buddhism. The seminar, which drew scholars from multiple disciplines, examined striking parallels between these geographically and culturally distant traditions.