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Koun Franz (1973-)
https://nyoho.com/about/
Kōun 幸雲 Franz was born in Helena, Montana, but has spent a good deal of his adult life in Japan. He was ordained in 2001, then trained at Zuiōji ずいおうじ 【随応寺】 and Shōgoji [Shōgoji functions as a branch temple of Zuiōji] monasteries. From 2006 to 2010, he served as resident priest of the Anchorage Zen Community in Alaska. Koun is married to Tracy Franz—they now live with their two kids in Canada (Halifax, Nova Scotia), where he leads practice at Zen Nova Scotia.
https://thousandharbourszen.com/about
Koun Franz came to Halifax, Nova Scotia, from Japan, where he trained, taught, and translated at traditional monasteries and temples. From 2006 to 2010, he also served as resident priest of the Anchorage Zen Community in Alaska. Some of his writings on Buddhist practice can be found at Nyoho Zen [nyohō-e 如法衣] and One Continuous Mistake; many of his talks are available on the THZ Podcast. A former board member for the Association of Soto Zen Buddhists and Soto Zen Buddhist Association, he is recognized by the Soto school in Japan as a kokusai fukyoshi, or international teacher.
Interviews
http://sweepingzen.com/koun-franz-interview/
http://nonduality.org/2014/05/05/5213-colin-drake-on-awakening-koun-franz-on-zen-dugald-semple-on-simplicity/
Keizan’s “Notes on What to Be Aware of in Zazen.” (Zazen Yōjinki)
by Koun Franz
https://nyoho.com/2018/07/07/you-know-what-youre-doing-keizans-yojinki-part-1/
https://nyoho.com/2018/07/25/do-nothing-at-all-zazen-yojinki-part-2/
https://nyoho.com/2018/08/06/no-back-or-front-no-inside-or-outside-zazen-yojinki-part-3/
https://nyoho.com/2018/09/02/like-a-fool-like-an-idiot-zazen-yojinki-part-4/
https://nyoho.com/2018/09/07/avoid-getting-caught-up-zazen-yojinki-part-5/
https://nyoho.com/2018/09/15/no-struggle-zazen-yojinki-part-6/
Dharma Lineage
永平道元 Eihei Dōgen (1200-1253)
孤雲懐奘 Koun Ejō (1198-1280)
徹通義介 Tettsū Gikai (1219-1309)
螢山紹瑾 Keizan Jōkin (1268-1325)
峨山韶碩 Gasan Jōseki (1275-1366)
通幻寂靈 Tsūgen Jakurei (1322-1391)
石屋真梁 Sekioku Shinryō (1345-1423)
竹居正猷 Chikkyo Shōyū (1380-1461)
器之為璠 Kishi Ihan (1404-1468)
大庵須益 Dai'an Su'eki (1406-1473)
全岩東純 Zengan Tōjun (?-1495)
足翁永滿 Soku'ō Eiman (1435-1505)
Hanrin Zuishun
Isen Sōgei
Ryokushi Tōsho
Mitsuden Kison
Sen-An Myōgen
Kengan Sōin
Yūzan Chōshuku
Kenshū Shunsatsu
Kōgan Chōkun
Gushin Shūken
Sōsen Myōkai
Daisō Chigan
Dokusen Takuryū
Gyōgan Genshū
Daibi Keijun
Taisei Seikai
Seigan Genshuku
Zenkoku Genjun
Bokugan Ryōjun
Kigan Hōsen
Kakuan Dairin
Kōgan Keichū
Taiun Gensei
Mankai Taikei
Mokuden Daiyō
Keishitsu Ichimei
Zentō Dairyū
Kanchū Setsudō
Daigaku Shūdō
Yōin Kōsoku
幸雲 Kōun Franz (1973-)
