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Francis Dojun Cook (1930-)

born Francis Harold Cook
Dharma name: 道淳 Dōjun

Francis Dojun Cook was born and raised in a very small town in upstate New York in 1930. He was lucky to be an ordinary kid with ordinary parents. By means of true grit and luck, he managed to acquire several academic degrees and learn something about Buddhism. More luck in the form of a Fulbright Fellowship enabled him to study in Kyoto, Japan, for a year and a half, where he would have learned more had he not spent so much time admiring temple gardens. He now teaches Buddhism at the University of California, Riverside, and is director of translations at the Institute for Transcultural Studies in Los Angeles. He remains ordinary, but to his credit it can be said that he raised four good kids, has a great love for animals, and cooks pretty well. A sign that at last he is becoming more intelligent is that he became a student of Maezumi Roshi several years ago, the best thing he ever did. He is also the author of Hua-yen Buddhism: The Jewel Net of Indra, and of various articles on Buddhism in scholarly journals.

Publication:
How to Raise an Ox: Zen Practice as Taught in Zen Master Dogen's Shobogenzo
The Record of Transmitting the Light by Keizan Zenji
Hua-Yen Buddhism: The Jewel Net of Indra (Iaswr Series)
Sounds of Valley Streams
Hua-yen Buddhism ; The Jewel Net of Indra
A Collection of Dogen Zenji: Unpublished Lectures and Translations
Avatamsaka/Hua-Yen Readings
Fa-tsang's Treatise on the Five Doctrines: An Annotated Translation, Unpublished Ph.D. University of Wisconsin 1970, 2 volumes

Participate:
Dogen Studies (Studies in East Asian Buddhism, No 2) (Contributor)