Welcome to our tuition-free Online Zen School.
We will be launching our Online Zen School on March 29, 2019 to celebrate the 9th anniversary that our Shifu (Master/Teacher) Jeremy and Shifu Linda first met their Shifu Guoru.
We greatly appreciate and benefit from the Zen teaching and Zen tradition delivered from the ancient Zen masters, to our Shigong (Grand Master/Teacher) Guoru, and to our Shifu Jeremy and Shifu Linda. By providing the Online Zen School, we welcome more and more people to join us in meditation to benefit from our Shifus’ teaching. And above all, we admonish ourselves to work hard with dedication, investigating Zen to uncover the nature of self, and to be qualified to carry on the lineage teaching so that future generations can too investigate Zen and benefit from the lineage teaching.
Just as Zen classes provided by None Zen Center, the Online Zen School is also offered tuition-free. As a small 501(c)3 non-profit organization, providing tuition-free Zen classes and run entirely by donations, we sincerely ask for your giving. Please support a tuition-free Zen environment, Zen classes, and Online Zen School by giving $1, $2, $3, or any generous amount when you complete a class. Thank you for your love and care for the Zen community.
Please see below for the online courses and class curriculums. Once you enroll in a course, you will receive a class announcement email every time we have a new release.
Enroll and enjoy now!
| Course | Basic Zen Concepts |
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| 1 Set My Mind |
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| 2 Who Binds You? |
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| 3 The Purpose of Zen Meditation |
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| 4 Not Cutting Off the Numerous Thoughts |
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| 5 Make a Brick into a Mirro |
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| Course | Monk Boshan’s Advice for Investigating Zen |
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| Volume 1, Chapter 1 (50 sections) Volume 2, Chapter 2 (10 sections) Volume 2, Chapter 3 (10 sections) |
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V1.1.1 A firm determination to break through the arising-ceasing mind V1.1.2 The essential point is to generate the doubt sensation V1.1.3 Stick the word death on your forehead |
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V1.1.4 The most worrisome thing is dwelling in the state of quietude V1.1.5 Do not engage in worldly concerns V1.1.6 Stir up the world |
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V1.1.7 Why worry about not being alive? V1.1.8 Once arising a single thought, you deviate from the Dharma V1.1.9 Like a cat wanting to capture a rat |
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V1.1.10 Practice a day, progress a day V1.1.11 Should not surmise koans wantonly V1.1.12 Investigating Zen by yourself until you have no doubt! |
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