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One Arrow, One Life: Zen, Archery, Enlightenment Kindle电子书

作者 Kenneth Kushner (作者), Jackson Morisawa (插图作者) 格式: Kindle电子书
4.4 颗星，最多 5 颗星 58 评论
One Arrow, One Life is a classic treatise on kyudo, the art of traditional Japanese archery, and its relation to the ideals and practice of Zen Buddhism.

With a solid introduction to the form and practice of Zen meditation, as well as a thorough description of the Eight Stages of Kyudo, One Arrow, One Life captures the subtleties of the complementary nature of thought and action, movement and stillness. Demonstrating the importance of bringing movement, posture and breathing into harmony, One Arrow, One Life interweaves Zen philosophy with daily experience and techniques, teachers, and the dojo, to give a name and face to kyudo. Beginning with its discussion of the breathing, posture, and concentration that is fundamental to both disciplines, then quickly moving on to the subtleties of advanced practice, author, Ken Kushner ties everything together into a personal testimony of the pervasiveness of Zen in everyday life.

Illustrator, Jackson Morisawa's line drawings bring the art of kyudo to life. For those interested in Zen and moving meditation, kyudo practitioners of all levels, as well as students of the Way of martial arts, this volume is an indispensable guidebook.
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Kenneth Kushner began Zen training under Tanouye Tenshin Roshi in 1978. He began serious kyudo training in 1981 and has traveled to Hawaii and Japan for advanced study. He is currently a professor at the University of Wisconsin in Madison and a member of the faculty of the Institute of Zen Studies in Honolulu.

In the late 1970's, Jackson Morisawa started training in Kyudo on the advice of Tanouye Rotaishi. In 1988, Jackson Morisawa was given the title Kyoshi ( Teaching Master) by the Institute of Zen Studies. In 1996, he was awarded the title Shihan (Master of the Way).

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  • Dave English
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 The arrow may not hit, but it does not miss
    2001年9月17日在美国发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    The traditional Japanese school of archery -- Kyudo -- is more than a technique to have an arrow hit a distant target. As one of the classic Ways, like flower arranging or kendo, it is an exploration into oneself. The author, now a Zen teacher and university professor, is not some a kid talking about how a day of Zen turned him into a Judo machine; rather this is a well thought-out, well-written journey of both Zen philosophy and martial arts practice. We follow Kenneth to Japan where he sits cleans the dojo, sits in zazen meditation, and becomes expert in Kyudo.

    One of the first books to introduce a Way of Zen to the West was 'Zen in the Art of Archery.' Now `One Arrow, One Life' references Herrigal's classic, while providing a fresh expression of learning an ancient physcal skill, making them perfect accompaniments. The author has a deeper understanding of the history and methods of Zen, and clearly explains how they mate with a big bow, and how to carry the lessons on to your whole life. This book would be super for someone new to Zen, as well as someone who wants to revisit Herrigal. A lot of ideas that people talk about were put into place in my mind, then to my body and soul, thanks to this book.
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  • "Ronin"
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 A breath of fresh air
    2010年3月17日在美国发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    Since Eugen Herrigel's classic on Zen and the Art of Archery I have not come across with a book that ignated my heart. In a world where technology, sophistication and complexity abounds, this simple story shoots an arrow of love straight to the heart of the reader. Kushner shares his story of how he decided to learn the art of kyudo and the insights of his zen practice, his difficulties, his findings, his struggles and joys. He connects remarkably well the teachings of his kyudo teachers with that of his Zen practice. An easy to read small book which faithfully conveys the message of love, simplicity and authenticity enabling the reader to easily travels back in time Kurshner and experiences his first steps of his learning journey. A must reading for those interested in catching the spirit of zen and kyudo and not just the technique.
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  • Alexander J. Kaznica
    4.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 My number two pick
    2007年7月27日在美国发布评论
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    I need to make this point clear: If you are looking for a technical manual on Kyudo to teach yourself how to do it, your wasting your time. You will never find a Kyudo book with information detailing all the little nuances, tricks, short-cuts, or even how to release the Ya (arrow). Why? Because Kyudo is a journey and figuring it out of yourself is part of that journey. You do this by first mastering yourself, then you can go on to mastering the bow. The best books on doing this are not technical manuals, but the personal narratives of Kyudo masters. You learn a lot more by learning of their journeys, trials, and tribulations through Kyudo. Through this you can make distinctions between your questions, the questions they had, and how they inevitably achieved those solutions, but for your questions, the answers lye only within yourself. This is the only way you will 'really' understand what it means when someone says, "The arrow exists in the target before it is shot."
    As for personal narratives by Kyudo masters, this is one of the best.
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  • leostor
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Simply Enlightening
    2021年8月25日在美国发布评论
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    After all the books on Zen that I have read, this is, by far, my favourite. And not only because it was written by my teacher, but because it truly encapsulates the experience of a westerners that runs into Zen training just to have their life changed forever. Highly recommended to those who train in the Zen arts.
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  • Swing King
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Beautiful Observations
    2004年3月9日在美国发布评论
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    Ken Kushner is a professor at the University of Wisconsin's School of medicine who has been practicing Zen Buddhism since 1978. In 1981 he began learning the art of kyudo, or Japanese archery. The main thrust of this book is showing us the "oneness" of life in archery and life in zazen. The point is not to promote archery as the ultimate path towards liberation, but rather, to demonstrate how any task we do can become a spiritual practice with the right attitude. Yet he does use many analogies by means of archery to make points about life in general.
    In kyudo, it is said that it can take up to 30 years to master the art, so indubitably the way of archery requires a lot of practice. It's a lot like Zen, it takes practice which really doesn't end. To enhance his abilities concerning archery, Kushner realized zazen meditation was the driving force behind it all; for in zazen we face the difficulties of our lives, and with dogged determination they diminish. Zazen is all about attaining a one pointed mind, which of course is never without us, enabling ourselves to take on each task as though it is our one and only task. No future, no past, and not even a present. Only "this."
    The title says it all. Everything is included in this life, there is no real dualism or separation. Every arrow which is flung is it, no going back. That's life. You must believe in your shot 100%. This book truly is a must have for all practitioners of Zen for it's contributions to our philosophy and way of life. Enjoy!
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  • Roman Alvarez
    1.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 not exactly what I had expected, talks more about the author that about one arrow, one life, archery & enlightenment
    2013年5月23日在美国发布评论
    格式: Kindle电子书已确认购买
    a friend recommended the book, that was recommended to him by his sensei, not exactly what I had expected, talks more about the author that about one arrow, one life, archery & enlightenment.
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  • Bernd Langenberg
    4.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Bitte langsam lesen!
    2014年4月15日在德国发布评论
    格式: Kindle电子书已确认购买
    Für diese wenigen Seiten habe ich mir ein halbes Jahr Zeit gelassen. Einige Zeit davor habe ich "Zen in der Kunst des Bogenschießens" gelesen. Bei beiden geht es mehr um die geistige Einstellung. Und genau, das ist es!
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  • Javier E.
    4.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 OK!!
    2020年1月13日在西班牙发布评论
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    Interesante para iniciados mundo Kyudo que busquen espiritualizar sus conocimientos
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  • N. D. Graham
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Good read on Kyudo archery.
    2018年7月10日在加拿大发布评论
    格式: Kindle电子书已确认购买
    Captures the spirit and the feeling of Japanese zen kyudo archery.
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  • PeterDz
    4.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Remarkable book
    2017年6月15日在英国发布评论
    格式: Kindle电子书已确认购买
    Not to be confused with Zen in The Art of Archery this book offers great insight into both Japanese archery and Zen. A little stilted in patches but well worth a read.
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