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ZEN PHOTOGRAPHY, John Daido Loori Roshi of Zen Mt. Monastery, NY

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Zen Master John Daido Loori of Zen Mt. Monastery, NY speaks about ZEN PHOTOGRAPHY.(an excerpt, with thank to Producers Hal Stanton and Tom Rinkner for the Bodhidarma Foundation of America 2007, WWW.TBFOA.ORG

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  • Thank you ver so much for sharing this. Daido Roshi has been a huge influence on how I photograph.

  • Excellent excerpt from his book The Zen of Creativity. A must read for every photographer.

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  • I have just started a photo project called Imagery of Zen. We tend to rush from point to point during our busy days, considering only the beginning and the end of our journey. We miss the in-between because it has become surplus to requirement. We need to find that in-between bit again and take the time to look closer at what we have lost. We need to see with the eyes of a child and rediscover the beauty in simple things. And we need to become excited by it.

  • Today is the second anniversary of the death of John Daido Loori Roshis death. I never met him, but his photographs and writings (about Zen, about art, about photography) have been a great inspiration to my own photography over the last few years.

    With gratitude.

  • I miss Daido Roshi. His presence called me to zen and is a major component of my enduring faith and persistence in meditation. I've never found teachers or centers helpful in the least, but being with Daido just a few times was enough to establish my practice.

  • A brilliant sage who was kind enough to share his insights and wisdom on how to achieve artistic Satori. Thank you, I am listening.

  • RIP

  • As an artist I think the creative person is the most fortunate of people. What the saints and sages say ( or try to express - since words are merely the blunt tools of the limited intellect ) after a lifetime of meditation is what the artist intuits in the moment of pure creation. The visual arts are such a wonderful mode of self realisation that is a tragedy they are 'taught' so appallingly in our so called educational system which serves only to dull or kill completely this human facility

  • Great Man. RIP Master ...

    "Your picture dissolve

    Your picture appear...

    The waterfall still shine on

    mossy stone..."

  • Well spoken.

  • very nicely put

  • rip john d. loori-

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