Chris, Merle,
That's right!, it is great!
Kapleau Roshi obtained very special permission from the Roshi and from the
students to take and to publish those records, for all our benefit, in his book
THE THREE PILLARS OF ZEN. Kapleau's mission was to give a flavor of formal Zen
practice before it was much established in the West. Very influential and
successful, his book.
Kapleau had been a court reporter during the Nuremberg trials, and his
shorthand was good, so I think we can trust his Dokusan accounts, even if they
have been edited.
--Joe
> Chris Austin-Lane <chris@...> wrote:
>
> Tho the Three Pillars of Zen has a great section of dokusan transcripts.
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