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Christian Zen
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Bible based Zen without Buddhist imagery and practices. Enlightenment is the Kingdom of God. Blessed are the pure in "heart" for they shall see God. Jesus is Lord.
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Jesus Through Buddhist Eyes
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The bodhisattva from Nazareth.
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Meetingbrook Dogen & Francis Hermitage
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Offers side-by-side practice and study of Zen Meditation and Christian Contemplative Prayer.
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Meetingbrook Hermitage
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A quiet place for practice and study of Christian contemplative prayer and Zen meditation.
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Monastic Interreligious Dialogue
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MID was established by the Benedictine Confederation in 1978 to assume a leadership role in the dialogue between Christianity and Buddhism by developing conversations, encounters, and mututal exchange between monastics of different religions.
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Seven Thunders
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Incorporated in 1992 as a non-profit Ecumenical religious corporation. The purpose of the organization is to encourage and support ourselves and others on the Way of deepening awareness and realizing Life. For direction and guidance toward realizing this purpose we look to teachers from the Christian contemplative tradition as interpreted by Fr. Willigis Jaeger, OSB, and from the Zen Buddhist tradition of the Diamond Sangha.
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The (Zen) Rule of The White Robed Monks of St. Benedict
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An expression of the similarities between Zen and Christianity.
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What Is Zen Buddhism?
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An analysis of Christianity and Zen, by Ming Zhen Shakya, a Ch'an Priest.
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Yakrider.com
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Stuff and nonsense about Zen, Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, and Meditation.
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Zazen and Christianity
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Talk given by Yamada Roshi. "Zen is not a religion, in the same sense that Christianity is a religion. Therefore, there is no reason why Christianity and zazen cannot co-exist. Almost all Buddhist sects can be called religions. Zazen, however, is quite different in this respect. Quite simply, it is the core of all Buddhist sects."
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Seven Thunders
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An ecumenical religious organization based on the Christian contemplative tradition as interpreted by Fr. Willigis Jaeger, OSB, and from the Zen Buddhist tradition of the Diamond Sangha. Sitting groups in Lafayette, Port Angles, and Corvalis, Oregon.
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