Part 2 - A Documentary on Brother David Steindl-Rast

Part 2 : Like Two Goldfish in a Bowl: The discovery of a brotherhood with Zen Buddhist monk, Eido Tai Shimano Roshi, and the years in Buddhist monasteries in New York and California. Ryan and Warren Anderson composed this biographical film - much of it on location at Mount Saviour Monastery - from 2003 footage taken by Sam Rider and Aishwarya Kancharla, thanks to a generous financial gift by Candice Fuhrman. Please visit www.gratefulness.org.

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[Mindpetals]

Thank You

[LooksAeterna]

@FlorieFignewton Oh, sorry, I didn't see you said it before.

[LooksAeterna]

0:20 - 0:25

That book is by Daisetz Teitaro as Brother David says "D.T.", not by Shunryu, the man on the picture.

[psiquiatramarcelo]

eu amo este grande homem e santo Ir. David !!! conheçam também a música de Urbano Medeiros. São muito parecidos. grato a quem postou!!!!!!!!!!!!

abraços,

Dr. Marcelo

[FlorieFignewton]

The author of Training of the Zen Buddhist Monk is D.T. Suzuki, but the picture shown is of Shunryu Suzuki, who founded the Zen Center in San Francisco.

[SerenaBolongaro]

In the scene where Br. David mentions reading "The training of a Zen monk" by D.T. Suzuki (Daisetz T.Suzuki, the scholar), the portrait photo, appearing a moment later, however shows not D.T., but Shunryu Suzuki, Zen master and founder of San Francisco Zen Center, author of "Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind"

[mevaishnavi]

i love Brother David. He is sooooooo sweet and wonderful

[humaner]

Monasticism is the Instinct of the human heart...perfect.