ネルケ無方さん　座禅レクチャー　アンシー　レポート.Zazen

自給自足の禅寺　安泰寺リポート　アンシー Kiss-FMv 毎週日曜日２１時ゲスト　～　バンディーズWhat(sGoingOn（出演　バンディ石田）内コーナー　アンシーの願いはかなう　（パーソナリティ　アンシー　アンシー'sストレッチヨガインストラクター　stretch-yoga.jp/　　pub.ne.jp/anxi/）　これはコーナー番外編です。 2012年9月29日　兵庫県美方郡新温泉町　曹洞宗　安泰寺antaiji.dogen-zen.de/jap/index.shtml に禅の心を求めて訪問しました。 住職の　ネルケ無方さんはドイツベルリン生まれ　7才の時に母を亡くし、その悲しみからいつも死にたいという　衝動にかられる少年時代を過ごします。高校時代にドイツで座禅と出会い来日。禅の修行のあと、大阪城公園でホームレスの座禅道場を開く。その後安泰寺の住職に就任し、理想の禅の修行場を求めて、日夜努力しています。この日は　ネルケ無方さんの指導のもと座禅を体験させていただきました　 この　コンテンツでは　安泰時　本堂で　実際に　座禅を指導していただいた　模様をおとどけします、 Muhō Nölke (ネルケ無方?) (born 1968) is a German Zen master. Presently, he is the abbot of Antai-ji, a Japanese Soto Zen temple. He has translated works of Dōgen and Kōdō Sawaki, and has authored one book in German and several books in Japanese. At age 16, Muhō was introduced to zazen by one of his high school teachers and soon had the wish to become a Zen monk. To prepare for his stay in Japan, he studied Japanese at the university in Berlin, along with philosophy and physics. During his studies, he spent one year at Kyoto University and learned for the first time about Antai-ji. At age 22, he spent six months there as a lay practitioner. Three years later, after graduating from university, Muhō was ordained as a Sōtō Zen monk under the abbot Miyaura Shinyu Rōshi. Apart from Antai-ji, he has trained for one year at the Rinzai monastery Tōfuku-ji in Kyoto, and one year at Hosshin-ji in Obama, Fukui. After obtaining the transmission of dharma (shihō) from his teacher Miyaura Rōshi, Muhō decided to live as a homeless monk in a park in central Osaka, where he led a zazen group in 2001. After six months though, in February 2002, he learned of the sudden death of his teacher and was called back to Antai-ji. He succeeded his teacher as the ninth abbot in the spring of that year Teachings[show] Practice[show] Related Schools[show] General Buddhism[show] v · t · e Part of a series on Western Buddhism Main articles[show] Theravada[show] Zen[show] Pure Land[show] Tibetan[show] Exchange[show] · Buddhism General[show] · · · · · · · · · · v · t · e Muhō Nölke (ネルケ無方?) (born 1968) is a German Zen master. Presently, he is the abbot of Antai-ji, a Japanese Soto Zen temple. He has translated works of Dōgen and Kōdō Sawaki, and has authored one book in German and several books in Japanese. At age 16, Muhō was introduced to zazen by one of his high school teachers and soon had the wish to become a Zen monk. To prepare for his stay in Japan, he studied Japanese at the university in Berlin, along with philosophy and physics. During his studies, he spent one year at Kyoto University and learned for the first time about Antai-ji. At age 22, he spent six months there as a lay practitioner. Three years later, after graduating from university, Muhō was ordained as a Sōtō Zen monk under the abbot Miyaura Shinyu Rōshi. Apart from Antai-ji, he has trained for one year at the Rinzai monastery Tōfuku-ji in Kyoto, and one year at Hosshin-ji in Obama, Fukui. After obtaining the transmission of dharma (shihō) from his teacher Miyaura Rōshi, Muhō decided to live as a homeless monk in a park in central Osaka, where he led a zazen group in 2001. After six months though, in February 2002, he learned of the sudden death of his teacher and was called back to Antai-ji. He succeeded his teacher as the ninth abbot in the spring of that year Bibliography Abt Muho: Zazen oder der Weg zum Glück. Rowohlt, 2007, ISBN 3-499-62203-3. Muho Noelke: Mayoeru mono no Zen shugyou. Shincho-shinsho, 2011, ISBN 4-10-610404-0. Muho Noelke: Hadaka no Bousama. Sanga, 2012, ISBN 4-905425-12-3. Muho Noelke: Tada suwaru. Kobunsha-shinsho, 2012, ISBN 9784334036928. Muho Noelke: Ikiru hint 33. Asahi-shinsho, 2012, ISBN 9784022730992　　 大阪　南森町　ヨガ教室　アンシー’ｓストレッチヨガスタジオ 体験レッスン募集の御知らせ Japanese Yoga!    • 大阪　南森町　ヨガ教室　アンシー’ｓストレッチヨガスタジオ 体験レッスン募...  

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