Your Life is Zen with Daigaku Rummé
In 1974, Daigaku Rummé returned to Japan with the intention of finding a monastery where he could train. But was not as simple as he imagined. It wasn’t until 1976, that he began training at Hosshin-ji Monastery. He was ordained by Harada Sekkei Roshi in 1978 and lived and practiced at Hosshin-ji for another 25 years before returning to San Francisco to work on the staff of the Soto Zen Buddhism International Center. In 2010, Rev. Rummé moved to Los Angeles where he worked as the Director of the Association of Soto Zen Buddhist of North America and as the Head Priest of Zenshuji Soto Mission. In 2015, he moved to St. Louis to lead the Confluence Zen Center where he serves as guide teacher.
You can find out more by visiting the website for the Confluence Zen Center
Read the books Daigaku has translated
The Essence of Zen: The Teachings of Sekkei Harada
Unfathomable Depths: Drawing Wisdom for Today from a Classical Zen Poem
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