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Shunryu Suzuki Archives
Projects -
past fundraising efforts
Shunryu Suzuki Index
All else on this page old stuff.
History of Archiving Shunryu Suzuki's
Legacy - written in 2017
2012 Drive to Raise Funds for the Crooked Cucumber Archives
Do-it page with
Goals
- Support Statements
- Budget -
Contributors -
Posts
2012
Fundraising Email sent by Noble friends of Cuke
Development
page
SFZC Suzuki-roshi Lecture Archiving Project from 1998 to 2002
Page for Bill Redican who was project manager
Bill Redican's Shunryu Suzuki lecture master log
from his valiant work over a decade ago.
October
2005 fundraising letter for the Zen Alumbrella
which includes the continuation of this archiving.
[May 2005 -
How to donate to the work DC
does.]
SSLP
- Shunryu Suzuki Legacy Project - what's
happening in 2008
Supporters and Advisors - past present
and future
Posts below was written in years past - 99 to 2003. Much of it
is still relevant. - DC
Shunryu Suzuki's students have never been particularly good
at archiving his legacy. For decades we have felt that what we had was
enough. But for the last few years we've been working on his lectures and
preserving people's memories and Suzuki-roshi's
legacy is taking a form that can easily be passed down. This work may prove to be helpful and it
keeps a few of us off the streets. You can keep up with what's happening
with this work here. Right now it basically divides up into two categories:
my oral history work and the SFZC' lecture archiving project. See below.
[New work being done on updating all this now (2/2005), and fundraising to
do it. This stuff was written a two or three years ago. - DC]
Cucumber
Project (Crooked Cucumber Oral History Project--the work I'm doing--DC)
Lecture
Archiving (SF Zen Center's
Shunryu Suzuki Lecture Preservation Project) not updated since 2002 or so.
Awake: Art,
Buddhism, and the Dimensions of Consciousness
Papers - An interesting and short list of archives including this one and
the SFZC Suzuki archives. Also included are Hodo Tobase, the abbot of
Sokoji prior to Suzuki, and Gordon Oslo Ford, a student of Tobase who is
still going strong in his nineties [6\02] and whose paintings grace the
SFZC's City Center, and Alan Watts [the archive run by his son, Mark, who
worked on the Suzuki tapes].
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