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Contemplative Art and Liberation: How it works (#1)
By: John McQuade “ When the warrior-students experience an environment where the dralas are present , where reality is present, where the...
Basho as a Season Word
By: John McQuade Celebrating Basho Day. Classic Haiku includes a Season Word. The Season Word situates and infuses the haiku happening...
Robert Aitken Roshi: Contemplative
By: John McQuade 06/18/2022 (Part One) Robert Aitken Roshi was one of the major figures to establish Zen Buddhism in the “West.” Among...
Haiku Moon
In some contemplative schools of haiku, it is a tradition to write a haiku on the occasion of the Full Moon. I am not sure why this is...
Haiku and Contemplative Haiku
By: John McQuade Haiku is a popular, internationally wide spread and flexible poetic form and expression. As the title of Natalie...
War & Haiku
By: John McQuade Brutal War World - still each day the sun rises season to season Is that enough? In the face worldwide situations of...
Teaching from the haiku Master Basho
By: John McQuade Feb 17, 2020 “Go to the pine tree if you want to learn from the pine tree or to the bamboo if you want to learn from the...
Covid–19 and the Color Red: On Contemplative Mind
By: John McQuade During this period of the covid-19 event , with its emphasis on social isolation, I have engaged more than usual the...