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	Afterword to The Three Pillars of Zen Zen Comes to the West When Philip Kapleau returned to the United States in 1966 after thirteen years of Zen training in Japan, he became one of only a few Zen teachers living in Nor Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-01-16 12:37:18 Open Document File Size: 174,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City Rochester / / Company Equal Partners / Zen Buddhism / / Continent America / Asia / North America / Europe / Americas / / Country Japan / United States / Canada / Korea / China / Mexico / India / / Event Person Travel / Diplomatic Relations / / Facility Zen Center / Rochester Zen Center / / IndustryTerm social and political systems / contextual web consisting / / Organization Rochester Zen Center / American Zen Teachers’ Association / / Person Zen Zen Comes / Philip Kapleau / / Position teacher / athlete / priest / / SocialTag Buddhism in the United States Religion Zen centers Japanese Zen Japanese culture Sesshin Philip Kapleau Shunryu Suzuki Rochester Zen Center Zen

Afterword to The Three Pillars of Zen Zen Comes to the West When Philip Kapleau returned to the United States in 1966 after thirteen years of Zen training in Japan, he became one of only a few Zen teachers living in NorAdd to Reading List