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• Ligne n°2 : Comments Feed Tricycle: The Buddhist Review » Zen At Work: A Zen


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Ligne n°3 : Teacher’s 30-Year Journey in Corporate America Comments Feed alternate ...


• Ligne n°36 : Zen At Work: A Zen Teacher’s 30-Year Journey in Corporate America


• Ligne n°36 : Zen At Work: A Zen Teacher’s 30-Year Journey in Corporate America


• Ligne n°46 : Zen At Work: A Zen Teacher’s 30-Year Journey in Corporate America


• Ligne n°46 : Zen At Work: A Zen Teacher’s 30-Year Journey in Corporate America
Ligne n°47 : Les Kaye ...

Ligne n°51 : ... Les Kaye was an engineer working at IBM in California in the early
• Ligne n°52 : 1960’s when he first discovered Zen. It was a time when the gulf
Ligne n°53 : between life at a large American corporation and the life of the spirit ...

Ligne n°56 : ... their jobs to do so, but few were, like Kaye, committed to exploring
• Ligne n°57 : Zen while raising a family and pursuing an active professional career.

Ligne n°60 : ... Suzuki Roshi, became a monk, went on retreats at Tassajara, received
• Ligne n°61 : dharma transmissions in Japan, and became the abbot of Kannon Do, a Zen
Ligne n°62 : meditation center in California. During the same time he got his MBA, ...

Ligne n°64 : ... had few role models for how to live these two lives harmoniously: “I
• Ligne n°65 : didn’t know what it meant to be a Zen monk in modern America … .I
Ligne n°66 : understood only that I didn’t know what it meant to be a Zen monk in ...

Ligne n°65 : ... didn’t know what it meant to be a Zen monk in modern America … .I
• Ligne n°66 : understood only that I didn’t know what it meant to be a Zen monk in
Ligne n°67 : modern America … .I understood only that I wanted to be a monk while ...

Ligne n°70 : ... complexity of the everyday world. Was it possible to have the true
• Ligne n°71 : spirit of a Zen monk while living a suburban, corporate life?”


• Ligne n°73 : In Zen at Work, Kaye makes it clear that the two parts of his life
Ligne n°74 : complemented each other in richly satisfying ways. He relates stories ...

Ligne n°74 : ... complemented each other in richly satisfying ways. He relates stories
• Ligne n°75 : from his parallel careers in Zen and at IBM in a chatty, anecdotal
Ligne n°76 : manner, such as you might imagine him using with a colleague at work. ...

Ligne n°76 : ... manner, such as you might imagine him using with a colleague at work.
• Ligne n°77 : He also sets out a distillation of his understanding of Zen in a
Ligne n°78 : sparer, less personal style, one he might use addressing his students ...

Ligne n°88 : ... stimulation and security, and allowed him to give much of his energy to
• Ligne n°89 : his Zen practice. In return, Zen gave Kaye tools for understanding


• Ligne n°89 : his Zen practice. In return, Zen gave Kaye tools for understanding
Ligne n°90 : himself and corporate life. Big Mind, Being in the World and the ...

Ligne n°134 : ... For all the book’s mildness, it has some beautiful moments and images
• Ligne n°135 : that make the read worthwhile. For example: “In Zen practice we use
Ligne n°136 : incense a great deal. … To offer incense is to offer our lives-to stand ...


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