New Years sesshin!
New Years sesshin!
Over the last few years it has become a tradition at Zen River to anticipate and celebrate the New Year with a sesshin. This time the programme begins Monday December 26 at 6:00 pm with supper and ends on Sunday January 1 with a late morning service followed by brunch. Late sign-ups are still welcome! A festive party with live music is planned on New Years eve. Please feel free to try out your latest favourite song for a cheering audience!
December 2005
Visit Alpha College
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On Tuesday 13 December, Students studying foreign religion at the Alpha College Groningen, came to visit Zen River. After a guided tour and some first hand experience of zazen led by Tenkei Sensei, they joined for noon shuso service.
Shukke Tokudo & Jukai Ceremonies
December Rohatsu, 2005
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At the end of Rohatsu sesshin, Simon Senko de Boer received shukke tokudo ordination from Tenkei Sensei on December 10. Congratulations!
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And Taco Senzan van de Mark received Jukai from Tenkei Sensei on December 9, 2005 Congratulations!
Winter Ango
December 3 - March 4 2005
Shuso Hossenshiki, March 4 16:00 hrs
Anjo Koren Kasman
Winter Ango will start on December 3 with Rohatsu sesshin. Ango is an intensive three-months training period, the format of which goes back to Shakyamuni Buddha's time. During the rainy season he and his disciples would halt their wandering mendicant life-style to live and practice together. An important element of Ango in our tradition is that one of the ordained monks is asked to take on the position of Shuso (head-monk), a rite of passage that involves fulfilling certain responsibilities in the temple and learning to officiate daily services. At Zen River, Ango is held once a year and mirrors the Summer Month-long during which a lay-practioner is given a similar position. During this Winter Ango Anjo Koren Kasman has been appointed Shuso. The regular daily schedule will include more zazen than usual, as a late afternoon block is added. Full time as well as part time participation is possible. Special events are Rohatsu, the New Year's sesshin, a Zazenkai, a Weekend sesshin and the Winter Closing sesshin. Shuso Hossen (concluding ceremony during which the Shuso gives a talk and challenges participants in dharma-combat) is scheduled on Saturday March 4 at 16:00 hrs (Note the change of time) Everybody welcome! Rohatsu runs December 3 - 10. It is often considered the most significant sesshin of the year, as it celebrates Buddha's enlightenment on December 8. On that day Buddhist practitioners from all over the world sit in meditation to commemorate this event. It is an interesting feature of Zen River's schedule that we start Ango with this sesshin. New Year's sesshin is scheduled December 26 - January 1. This sesshin has become quite popular over the last few years. It is definitely an alternative way of enjoying the holidays together! An appropriate party will be organized on New Year's eve, in the Zen River style of live karaoke!
Roy
1996 - 2005
Rob Roy, the Great Pyrenean Mountain dog that belonged to Peter & Anjo, passed away on December 1 after a long illness. Everyone will miss him. A short funeral service was held in the back garden where his ashes are interned. Sensei offered the following Dharma words:
Life is Buddha, death is Buddha
The endless cycle, eternal Buddha
We are here to realise just This
Rob Roy Bodhisattva Barking
Passionate Protector and Dear Friend
Everything is One Mind
Total Silence
B.O.S.
" Zen in Uitvoering"
Zen River documentary
The B.O.S. (The Buddhist Broadcasting Foundation in Holland) T.V. will air a documentary about Zen River that was filmed during the last week of the summer month-long. The documentary, " Zen in Uitvoering", was broadcasted November 6, 2:00 pm. It is now available for viewing online at http://www.Buddhistmedia.com under TV Archives. Click here to go direct.
The next trip to Simonszand will be July 10, 2007!
Annual Fundraising Letter
November 2005
This years fundraiser will go towards replacing some of the worn-out counter tops in the kitchen! If you would like to help, please
click here to read the fundraising letter!
A steady stream of donations is coming in and we are slowly reaching the mark! Thank you all for your on-going generosity and support.
All donations are tax deductable, ask for a receipt at the office.
Zen River's first Newsletter!
Zen River has just sent out its first newsletter to all its members, which will be sent out each fall and spring. To download the newsletter (and fundraising letter) please click here. We hope you will enjoy it!
October 2005
October Jukai Sesshin, 2005
Jukai was received by Hans Doitsu Halik & Pauline Saigen Hunfeld
October Jukai Sesshin
A few days before the October Jukai sesshin three Japanese representatives from the Soto School are scheduled to visit Zen River. They will continue their journey with Tenkei Sensei to a workshop at Jakko-ji in Germany, close to Hamburg. Like the Milano meeting last January, this workshop brings together Zen teachers from all over Europe in order to exchange ideas and share experiences. The October sesshin, starting on Saturday evening October 15 at 6:00 pm , has already many bookings and promises to be an intensive retreat. Several sangha members will receive Jukai on the last day, Saturday October 22 at 11:30 am. As usual the ceremony is followed by a celebratory lunch.
Zen River Japan tour, October 2005
Outside Soji-ji, nr. Yokohama
For 14 days, 14 members from Zen River joined an extensive tour around Japan, organised by Hojo-san. The tour began at Kirigaya-ji, Tokyo where Hojosan welcomed everyone with a wonderful party. From there the group traveled to Koshin-ji in Ottawara, the mother temple, Fuji-dera in Gotemba, sister temple to Kirigaya-ji & Zenko-ji in Yokohama. Also Keisho-in, the family temple of Koichi-san, Nicco, Soji-ji, Eihei-ji and Kyoto, and much more! So many thanks to Hojosan for his wonderful navigation and generosity towards the tour and to Koichi Isoda-san for his great help.
Koichi-san with Hojo-san
Welcome party!
at Zenko-ji, Yokohama.
Takeshi-Roshi, abbot of Zenko-ji, passed away earlier this year. His son is now abbot.
Bodhidharma in Sojiji
In Eihei-ji
In Iida-san's bus
Yakitori Restaurant with Hojosan in Gotanda, Tokyo
Imperial Palace Gardens, Kyoto
Stone, Evergreen, Water.
Bone, Flesh, Blood.
Japan trip 2005
On September 27, Sensei, Tammy and twelve other sangha members will leave for Japan for a group - tour master-minded by Hojo-san. It is designed as an inspirational journey and a pilgrimage to the life of his brother Maezumi Roshi. The group will visit places where Roshi lived and stayed, meet with other members of the Kuroda family and close friends, and offer incense at his grave-sites. The programme includes Kirigaya-ji and Fuji-dera (Hojo-san's temples in Tokyo and Shizuoka), Koshin-ji, (the "mother-temple" in Otowara, where the Kuroda family grew up and where the oldest brother Kuroda Kojun Roshi is now abbot), Soji-ji and Eihei-ji (the two main monasteries of the Soto School), and many other temples in Kyoto, Kamakura, Nikko etc. A visit to Keisho-in (Koichi-san's temple in Fuji-city) is also part of the programme . Koichi-san will join for several days , and Ito-san may do so too . The group will return on O c tober 10, surely with many stories! In the meantime a core group of residents will maintain the regular daily schedule at Zen River . So feel free to join at any time.
Zazenkai September 10
Introduction to Zen River and its training
Zazenkai on February 5 2005
Zazenkai is full day of introduction into Zen buddhism, for newcomers and for old-timers who wouldn't mind to explore the basics again. Zazenkai begins at 9:30 am and ends 5:30 pm. Zazenkai gift certificates, a nice present to family members and friends, are available from the office.
April 24 , 2005
Jukai Ceremony
Martin Shogen van de Kruk received Jukai at the end of the Summer Closing sesshin.
Segaki Ceremony
Saturday August 27, 8:00pm
Group Photo after Segaki. Many thanks to Koichi Isoda-san & Matsuda-san for their assistance!
The altar for Segaki, with white rice, cakes & animals made from cucumber, aubergine & cocktail sticks.
The kids painted scrolls of the 6 realms which were hung in the Zendo during the Segaki Ceremony.
(from left) Alex, Nick, Katey & Fenella Gabrysch, Madoka and Yuriko Isoda
Segaki consists of an elaborate food offering and is dedicated to deceased relatives of Zen River members. During the ceremony all Ihai (memorial tablets), which are usually kept in the kaissando, are put on the altar , while a variety of dishes are arranged on low tables around the altar as a symbolic offering to those who dwell in different realms and may be in need .
Family Week
The family week of August 6 through 12 was a great success. In spite of rainy weather, spirits were high. Services turned very cheerful as all children joined in with small percussion instruments. By the end of the week they knew the Jizo Shingon dharani by heart!
While the regular daily schedule continued for the adults, special activities were organized for the kids. The attic became a complete art studio where they made large paintings based on Buddhist themes. Thursday August 11 we all went to the island of Borkum to spend a day on the beach.
August 22 through 29 will be another family week of sorts, with Koichi Isoda-san visiting us from Japan with his two daughters, as well as Tammy's brother Stef and his wife Jenny from England with their four children. They will stay through the first few days of sesshin. In general , the month of August seems to naturally accomodate family-oriented practice
Segaki ceremony
Thursday August 25, 7:00 pm
Iihai in the Kaisando
Koichi-san will help us perform a traditional Segaki ceremony, to be held on Thursday August 25 at 6 : 3 0 pm, the day before sesshin starts. Segaki consists of an elaborate food offering and will be dedicated to deceased relatives of Zen River members. During the ceremony all Ihai (memorial tablets), which are usually kept in the kaissando, will be put on the altar , while a variety of dishes will be arranged on low tables around the altar as a symbolic offering to those who dwell in different realms and may be in need . After the ceremony the dishes will be enjoyed as a party dinner. Everybody is welcome to attend and bring a favorite dish. The party will include , as usual, live music with songs by sangha members. Anyone may join in with a short performance!
Head Trainee Dharma Combat Ceremony
July 20, 2005
Dharma Combat Ceremony
The ceremony was followed by a barbeque & live music from participating members!
The Group photo
Tenkei Sensei with Jorge & his family who travelled from Madrid to witness the ceremony
Simonszand
July 18, 2005
disembarking the boat at Simonzand
Zazen on Simonszand under the shade of the canopy construction! Over 40 people joined the one-day expedition.
Island Daisan
Canopy Construction complete
Chicks looking less like chicks! July 8 2005
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Setting up the new canopies for outdoor zazen, July 8
Open house, June 12 '05
Almost one hundred people came to visit Zen River for the Open House. Guests came from both the local villages and from far!
After service, guest were welcome to tour the building & grounds and stay for a small bite to eat.
The sangha helped to make many Wontons, sushi rolls, home made muffins & rock cakes for the buffet afterwards!
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Old or new gardening tools are the top item on the wish list at the moment, especially for weeding, trimming and pruning!
See List
Baby chicks growing up
(above) four of the seven chicks on June 19, 2005
Three of the seven baby chicks that were rejected by their mother at 5 weeks old, June 3 2005
Jukai Ceremony
May 21
Jukai ceremony was held for Robert Doin van de Roer, following the Maezumi Roshi memorial sesshin. Congratulations!
Family Week
August 6 -12 2005
Besides zazen, services and a (little!) work practice, Family Week will also include creative activities such as painting, rehearsing a short play for the final evening and reading. There will also be a day trip to Borkum, one of the islands on the Wadden sea. The outdoor pool in the village is open every afternoon for those who like to swim.
Canopy Construction
Sensei and Peter test-drive the first canopy unit for outdoor zazen, June 2005
Summer Sesshin
June 24 - July 21, 2005
Last minute sign-ups still OK for part three.Part four is almost full
Jorge & Sensei, July 2004
This summer month-long sesshin functions as a natural counterpart to the Winter Ango. The format is experimental, giving a lay-person the opportunity to fulfill a role comparable to that of head-monk during Ango. The first head-trainee (better terms are in the making) of Zen River will be Jorge Ryusho Lopez Doriga. The month long is divided into four 5 day sesshins, each beginning Friday evening and ending Thursday morning. Participants are welcome to join for each part or all four. The end-ceremony, complete with dharma talk and combat will be held on Wednesday July 20 at 4:00 pm, followed by a festive barbecue party. On Monday July 18 sesshin continues on the small uninhabited island of Simonszand. The day trip to Simonszand is open to everyone
(The Contribution for the Simonszand retreat is 50 euros for non sesshin participants. Full time sesshin participants may help with a modest donation to cover the sailing trip. See General Info page for further contribution details)
Part 1: Friday June 24 - Thursday June 30
Part 2: Friday July 1 - Thursday July 7
Part 3: Friday July 8 - Thursday July 14
Part 4: Friday July 15 - Thursday July 21
Sitting on Simonzand,
Monday July 18 2005
Zen River's first experiment with nature retreats in the Waddensea area was such a success that it will be repeated next summer 2005 during the monthlong in July. The North Star boat will bring participants again to Simonszand, an endless landscape of mud and water, where it then waits for the tide to go down. After a short hour everyone can go ashore, without getting wet (almost). On our first visit, five seals formed a dignified welcome committee. Chanting and sitting in the most spacious and natural part of Holland is an incredible experience.
(Contribution for the Simonszand retreat is 50 euros for non sesshin participants. Full time sesshin participants may help with a small donation to cover the sailing trip. See General Info page for further details)
Dharma Talk
Kanzeon Zen Centrum, Den Haag
June 16, 8:00pm
A Dharma Talk will be given by Tenkei Coppens Roshi on Thursday June 16, 20:00 - 22:00 in Kanzeon Zen Centrum Den Haag, at Frankenslag 342, 2582 JB Den Haag. Please contact Kees van de Bunt for more information Tel. (070) 3504601
Open House June 12, 2005
Sunday 14:00 - 20:00 hrs
Public service 14:30 & 19:00 hrs
Our annual Open House will be held on Sunday June 12. It is a wonderful opportunity for the sangha to socialize and to get acqainted with members of the local community. Zen River would appreciate any help from members on hosting this event. Please call the office if you are interested.
Baby Chicks outside!
May 27 2005
British Week
May 28 - June 6
Weekend Sesshin June 4 - 5
The British Week is open to everyone of all nationalities. It is a chance for members from the English speaking Sangha to come together and practice in a community style at Zen River. All teaching will be given in English.
Saturday - Wednesday the schedule consists of three blocks of zazen, regular daisan, services, study classes, right speech class and dharma talks. During the morning there is time to assist with garden, building, housekeeping and kitchen duties.
Thursday and Friday are free to allow time for individual zazen, personal study and relaxation. The countryside around Zen River is lovely for taking long walks, and the beautiful City of Groningen is just a short train ride away. In the village there are various styles of interesting architecture and many small interesting shops! The last Saturday and Sunday follows a sesshin schedule, when other members from the local area will also join.
British Week concludes with morning service and festive breakfast on Monday June 6. If anyone would like to join up and travel with other participants, please contact Zen River, who can let you know who is coming from where. For those attending part time, please arrange to arrive later on in the week to enable full-time participation in the weekend sesshin June 4 - 6.
Baby chicks at home
The new baby chicks were rejected by their mother. Now they are growing up in the back of the new wing until they reach 6 weeks!
8 New baby chicks!
8 new baby chicks hatched on April 23 - 24!
Maezumi Roshi Memorial 7 day sesshin
May 14 - 21
Late sign ups currently accepted
It is now 10 years ago since Maezumi Roshi passed away. Tenkei Sensei will draw primarily from our great founder's books for his dharma talks and officiate a special memorial service on May 15. Usually Sensei travels to USA in May in order to attend the annual White Plum meeting. This year he stays at Zen River, which enables him to conduct sesshin here. Sesshin begins Saturday evening at 6:00 pm and ends the following Saturday at 2:30 pm.
Rev. Korin Ishizuki
Group photo just before Korin-san (centre) leaves for Paris.
On April 19, Korin-san left Zen River after a two week stay. We were very happy to welcome him here. He will now travel to Paris to visit Dana Sangha before taking a month off to tour Europe!
Visitors from Noorderpoort College, Groningen
April 13, 2005
Tenkei Sensei, residents at Zen River & students from the College
Students from the interior design & fashion department from the Noorderpoort College Groningen came to visit Zen River. Tenkei Sensei held a class in the basics of Buddhism and zen meditation, followed by questions and answers. Welcome!
Buddha Grove
The Buddha grove at the back of the garden, April evening 2005
Visit Rev. Korin Ishizuki
We are happy to welcome Rev. Korin Ishizuki from Saijoji, a small and very interesting training monastery in Japan. He has just spent two years at ZCLA, USA, and visited K.Z.C.U. Utah & Upaya in Santa Fe. He will now visit Zen River for two weeks on April 10 before visiting other places in Europe. Welcome!
Buddhas Birthday & Jukai 7 day sesshinApril 2 - 9
Last minute sign ups accepted
A special service will be held on the morning of April 8, during which everyone is invited to bathe the Baby Buddha. This sesshin would also be an excellent opportunity to receive Jukai. Sensei is considering to focus the Jukai ceremonies on two dates a year, one in April and one in October. So if you are working towards Jukai, and the April sesshin would suit you, please let Sensei know a.s.a.p. During sesshin he would like to take some extra time with Jukai recipients to delve deeper into the meaning of the bodhisattva precepts. Sesshin begins Saturday evening at 6:00 pm and ends the following Saturday at 2:30 pm.
Easter Schedule March 26 - 27
The regular schedule of Zazen, service, daisan and Study classes will continue over the Easter period. Members are welcome to join Zen River over the Easter weekend. There will be a special Easter service on Sunday morning and festive meal in the late afternoon.
Shuso Hossenshiki, March 5, 2005
Group photo, Hossenshiki
Front Row: Koichi Isoda, Anjo, Peter, Tenkei Sensei, Tammy & Manuel.
Congratulations to Peter Gakudo den Hollander. The Shuso Hossen ceremony on March 5 was impressive, with more than fifty people attending. The traditional zendo set-up, in which the shuso delivers his talk from the ryoban seat, worked very well. Also special thanks to our good old friend Isoda Koichi-san from Japan. It was wonderful to welcome him again. Koichi-san joined Tenkei Sensei for one of the dharma talks, helped us with many of the details of the ceremony and contributed greatly to the atmosphere of the party afterwards. We look forward to seeing him again with Madoka and Yuriko this August!
Dharma Talk at Shuso Hossen
Recieving shippei
Dharma Combat
Memorial service for Wil, February 27
Procession to the Buddha Grove
Lantern after a few of Wils personal belongings are interned.
Sesshin participants and several of Wils family members were present.
Winter Ango Closing Sesshin
February 26 - March 5
Shuso Hossen, March 5 at 11:30 am
Peter Gakudo den Hollander
The upcoming sesshin of February 26 through March 5 will conclude the Winter Ango and end with Shuso Hossen for Peter Gakudo den Hollander. Everyone is invited to attend this ceremony on Saturday March 5 starting at 11:30 am. Coffee will be served for arriving guests between 10:30 am and 11:00 am. Please let the office know if you will be present, as a festive lunch will be served afterwards. In the late afternoon there will also be a sing & dance party with live karaoke by members. Feel free to bring an instrument, performance or song with you! Overnight accommodation can always be arranged in advance. We are very happy that one of our closest Japanese friends, Rev. Koichi Isoda from Fuji-nomiya, will come over again to join us for the last part of sesshin and stay on for a few days afterwards.
Bye Bye
February 14 2005
group photo February 15 2005, before Itosan leaves for Milan!
Visit Nico Sojun Tydeman Sensei
February 21, 7:30 pm
On Monday February 21 we are happy to welcome Nico Sojun Tydeman Sensei. He will give a talk in the zendo, that will substitute for the River of Zen class, starting at 7:30 pm. Nico Sensei is Tenkei Sensei's old-time dharma brother and leader of Zen Centrum Amsterdam. Everybody is invited to attend.
Visit Rev. Ryuho Ito
Simon and Ito-san shelling walnuts
Rev. Ryuho Ito, who has been staying with us since the Ameland sesshin, will be leaving next week. He is a resident monk at Eihei-ji Betsuin in Tokyo and a student of Imamura Genshu Roshi, the current Sokan of the European Soto Office in Milano. Tenkei Sensei attended the annual meeting of this office last month, which promotes the dialogue between European Zen teachers and the Japanese Soto Headquarters. Ryuho-san's participation in training at Zen River is part of this communication channel. Everyone enjoyed his presence and we are sad to see him go. On Monday February 14 at 8:30 pm there will be a small bye bye party for our new friend.
Fundraising Update
February 5 2005
The repair to the kitchen and hallway roof has been completed. Many thanks to all!
Exercise period
Warming up and getting ready to run the 5km block!
Anjo, Manuel, Ito-san, Simon, Robert and Tenkei Sensei
february 2 2005
Butsudan
A beautiful 'butsudan', a traditional home altar that is used in Japan to honor the ancestors, was donated by one of our sangha members. It is made of black laquered wood and gold-leaf, and fits perfectly in the Kanzeon room, which in fact also functions as a Kaissando or founder's room. We will dedicate the butsudan to our spiritual ancestor Maezumi Roshi.
January 2005
Wil Renso Schippers
September 5, 1935 - December 12, 2004
Lantern Memorial Sunday February 27
On the first full day of Winter Ango Closing sesshin, on Sunday February 25 at 3:30 pm Tenkei Sensei will conduct a special service for Wil Renso Schippers. It is to inaugurate a memorial site for her in the the back garden. Wil's remains rest in Brabant, but during this ceremony we will bury some of her personal items on a spot marked by a stone lantern. Wil's family is very taken by the initiative and several relatives and friends will come over to join us.
February 2005
Big Mind Retreat, January 10 - 22, Ameland
Big Mind Workshop, January 8 & 9, Amsterdam
led by Genpo Roshi & assisted by his dharma successors
Big Mind Training at Stay Okay, Ameland
The Big Mind Zen Retreat retreat combines traditional zazen in the mornings and evenings, and Big Mind training in the afternoons. Genpo Roshi will be assisted by Tenkei Sensei and other dharma successors. Seasoned practitioners and newcomers alike are welcome to attend. The retreat is divided up in two parts, and you are welcome to join one of these parts or both. Part 1 begins Monday January 10, 3.00 pm (arrival at 1.00 pm) and ends Sunday January 16, 3.00 pm. Part 2 begins Sunday January 16, 6.00 pm (arrival at 4.00 pm) and ends Saturday January 22,1.00 pm. There are still places available and it would be best to register soon. The retreat will be held at Stayokay hostel in Ameland, Holland.
January 8 and 9, from 10 am - 5 pm, Genpo Roshi will also be leading a Big Mind Workshop at Hotel American, Leidsekade 97, Amsterdam.
January 2005
Japan Guests
Tenkei Sensei attended the annual conference organized by the European department of the Soto school in Milano January 14 - 16. It was a chance for European Zen teachers to meet and discuss future developments. Three Japanese monks, Rev. Taiken-Yokoyama, Rev. Senshu Kobayashi and Rev. Ryuho Ito visited Zen River prior to the meeting. The first two then continued on to Milano together with Sensei. Rev. Ryuho Ito is planning to stay and train at Zen River for one month. After his return from the conference, Sensei took him to Ameland for the last part of the Big Mind retreat, led by Genpo Roshi.
January 2005
Tsunami Appeal
In response to the Tsunami disaster in Asia, Zen River is collecting money that will be given to the emergency relief fund (in the Netherlands: account nr. 555) as a donation from the whole Sangha. If you would like to join, feel welcome to transfer your contribution to Zen River, postbank nr. 9233632. For any further questions please contact the office.Many thanks for the €700 that has been raised so far.
January / February 2005
Winter Ango 2004
Ango at Zen River is a three-month training period, with a daily schedule of six hours of zazen, regular services, dharma-talks, daisan, study-groups and samu. Traditionally it is the most intensive programme of the year and also includes several Sesshins and a Zazenkai. Everyone is welcome to join for the whole period, for special events or for any part of the daily programme. In fact more and more people find out that the regular schedule at Zen River offers a very attractive alternative for training besides Sesshins. Living and practicing together we have the best opportunity to learn how to put practice into living!
Correction and changes in schedule
As of 2005, the scheduled dates for Practice Weekends will become either Zazenkai, a day long introduction into Zen Practice, or Weekend Sesshins.
2005 Calendar of Events
Summer Intensive June 4 - September 1 2005
May 28 - June 6---------------------British Week!
June 4 -5-------------------------Weekend sesshin
June 11--------------------------------------Zazenkai
June 12 ------------------------------------ Open huis
June 16--------------dharma talk, KZC Den Haag
June 24 - July 21 ------------Summer monthlong
Part 1: Friday June 24 - Thursday June 30Part 2: Friday July 1 - Thursday July 7
Part 3: Friday July 8 - Thursday July 14
Simonszand retreat----Monday July 18
Part 4: Friday July 15 - Thursday July 21
July 20--Head Trainee Dharma Combat Ceremony
July 22 - 29 ----------------------Free-style week
August 6 - 12 ------------------------ Family Week
August 26 - Sept. 1 ------Summer Closing sesshin
Fall Training, September 2 - December 2 2005
September 10----------------------------- Zazenkai
September 17 - 18--------------Weekend Sesshin
September 24---------------Zazenkai Duessldorf
October 15 - 22-----------October Jukai Sesshin
October 29 - November 3----Sesshin Beeley UK
November 19 - 20---------------Weekend Sesshin
Winter Ango, December 3, 2005- March 4, 2006
December 3 - 10------------------Rohatsu sesshin
Decemember 26 - January 1, 2006--New year sesshin
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