Download International Sesshin and Seminary at Fudenji

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Arrival: November 17th from 2.30 p.m.
to 3.30 p.m.
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Departure: November 27th after lunch
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Material:
Oryōki, O-Kesa, Rakusu, Zagu,
Sutra book for daily services,
Kolomo, white kimono, colored kimono,
juban, tabi, bessu, senmen shukin,
samu-e, tenugui and shoes for outside
working,
cover for books (for teishō),
towels.
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Optional:
Shōbōgenzō Zuimonki.
Material for Takuhatsu:
little bell, waraji, ajirogasa.
Set for Baika.
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Documents:
Identity card and health card
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Information and reservation
Temple and Monastery Zen Sōtō
Shōbōzan Fudenji
Bargone 113
43039 Salsomaggiore Terme PR - Italy
[email protected]
338-8594935
www.fudenji.it
HOW TO REACH US
Sotoshu
ITALIAN INSTITUTE SOTO ZEN
SHOBOZAN FUDENJI
International
Sesshin and
Seminary
at Fudenji
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NOVEMBER NOVEMBER
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By Plane: the nearest airports are Parma,
Linate, Bologna.
By Train: the Temple is located at 5 km from
Fidenza rail-station and it is reachable by taxi.
By Car: from the exit of A1 highway (MilanoBologna) Fidenza-Salsomaggiore Terme,
proceed following the indications to Tabiano.
After about 5 Km, on the right there is the
indication “Bargone”.
Turn on the right through a brief ascent road
and, after the bend, at about 200 meters, the
Temple is the second building on the right; go
ahead and go down to the parking lot. You
should rise a brief path.
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Shōbōzan Fudenji is a Temple and Monastery. It is represented by the Italian
institute Sōtō Zen Shōbōzan Fuden.
Founded in 1984, Fudenji is intended
as a spiritual, cultural and training centre. It is open to interreligious and intercultural exchange and dialogue on a
local, national and international level.
On the 1st October 2009 Fudenji was
recognized as Sōtōshuū Tokubetsu Jiin.
The Institute was recognized as a religious
corporation with D.P.R. (Italian President’s Decree) as of the 5.7.1999 (G.U.
23.9.1999), is a member of the “Unione
Buddhista Italiana” (U.B.I., Italian Buddhist Union). The aims of research and
service are closely related with that of the
institute and promote an intense cultural,
educational and training activity. Over
the years this has resulted in the creation
of a valuable network of relationships
with the local people in the institutional,
interconfessional and academic fields.
In addition to the daily practice (gyōji)
and the monastic training (summer and
winter Ango), Fudenji promotes monthly
sesshin, retreats for beginners, sewing
courses, weekly Dharma talks, Tea Ceremony, Taiko’s courses, Japanese language
courses, residential opportunities, symposiums, conferences... Furthermore the
principal annual observances (Shusho-E,
Temborin-E, Shakuson Nehan-E, Shakuson Gotan-E, Taisei-Ki, Vesak, RyōsoKi, Daruma-Ki, Kaizan-Ki, Jōdō-E)
are opportunities of meeting practitioners, lay people, members and friends.
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4.30
5.10
5.20
6.00
6.15
6.45
8.15
9.00
12.00
12.30
14.30
17.10
17.45
18.15
19.00
19.30
21.00
Shinrei
Zazen
Daikaijō
Chōka Fugin
Shitsunai Kankin
Chōshuku
Nitten Soji
Chōsan
Samu / Teishō
Nitchu Fugin
Gosai Gyōhatsu
Samu / Gyōji
Banka Fugin
Yakuseki Kitto
O-furo
Zazen
Teishō
Kaichin
This schedule is merely indicative and may be subject
to change without notice.
November 17th
Watanabe Rōshi
Fukushima Pref., Japan
Engaged buddhist approach
to the earthquake disaster in Fukushima
His lecture might include also his experience as “chaplain” in prisons.
During the sesshin,
lectures will be held by:
Rev. Pierre Dōkan Crépon,
Rev. Brigitte Seijō Crépon,
Rev. Olivier Reigen Wang-genh,
Rev. Simone Jiko Wolf,
Rev. F. Taiten Guareschi.
S EM I NA R Y
Prof. Ishii Seijun
Komazawa University, Tokyo, Japan
Technical method to read Shōbōgenzō,
and how to learn Dōgen’s thought.
Don Roberto Tagliaferri
Pastoral Liturgy Institute
St. Giustina in Padova
Conflict in the pragmatics in the era
of disenchantment and multi-ethnics.
Prof. Ishii Seijun, former President of Komazawa University, a leading scholar of Sōtōzen
teachings and its modern interpretation; he is
also a leading expert at academic level about the
traditional and modern methodologies of Buddhist studies. Professor of Buddhist Studies at
Komazawa University. Visiting researcher of
Stanford University. Specialized in study of
Buddhist thought. Active at international level
in the field of English translation of Buddhist
and Zen terminology.
Don Roberto Tagliaferri teaches theology in
the Pastoral Liturgy Institute St. Giustina in
Padova. His research analyzes different sensitive areas of the cultural debate, with methodical
attention to the “scientific” production of secular inspiration.
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