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Norman Fischer (1946-)

Dharma name: 象穴臨照 Zōketsu Rinshō

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoketsu_Norman_Fischer

http://everydayzen.org/

https://www.normanfischer.org/biography

Zoketsu Norman Fischer (born 1946), successors:

1. Do-An Robert Thomas (?—present)
2. Shokan Jordan Thorn (?—present)
3. Ingen Breen (?—present)
4. Bruce Fortin (?—present)
5. Arlene Lueck (?—present)
6. Daigan Lueck (1931—2015)
7. Shinko Rick Slone (?—present)
8. Gloria Ann Lee (?—present)
9. Myphon Hunt (?—present) retired
10. Gyokujun Teishin Layla Smith (born 1946)
11. Eihei Peter Levitt (?—present) lay entrustment
12. Mick Sopko (?—present) lay entrustment

https://www.normanfischer.org/books-on-zen/

PDF: suffering and possibility
by Zoketsu Norman Fischer
In: Solid Ground: Buddhist Wisdom for Difficult Times

PDF: When You Greet Me I Bow: Notes and Reflections from a Life in Zen (2021)
by Norman Fischer; edited by Cynthia Schrager

PDF: The World Could Be Otherwise: Imagination and the Bodhisattva Path
by Norman Fischer

PDF: What is Zen: Plain Talk for a Beginner’s Mind
by Norman Fischer & Susan Moon

PDF: Training in Compassion: Zen Teachings on the Practice of Lojong
by Norman Fischer
2012

“Norman Fischer brings a fresh perspective to the profound Tibetan Buddhist
manual of lojong, or mental training. With down-to-earth clarity, he applies
its 59 pithy practices to the challenges of modern life. With repetition, these
practices gradually change one from the inside out. His writing is direct, penetrating,
and powerful, with the authenticity and impact that comes from a
great teacher, as he shows readers how to develop resilience and compassion,
strength with heart.”
—Ruick HANSON, PHD,

佛祖正傳菩薩大戒血脈
Busso shōden bosatsu daikai kechimyaku
The Bloodline of the Buddha’s and Ancestors’ Transmission of the Great Bodhisattva Precepts

永平道元 Dōgen Kigen (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)
太源宗真 Taigen Sōshin (?-1371)
梅山聞本 Baizan Monpon (?-1417)
恕仲天誾 Jochū Tengin (1365-1437)
眞巖道空 Shingan Dōkū (1374-1449)
川僧慧濟 Sensō Esai (?-1475)
以翼長佑 Iyoku Chōyū
無外珪言 Mugai Keigon
然室輿廓 Nenshitsu Yokaku
雪窓鳳積 Sessō Hōseki
臺英是星 Taiei Zeshō
南甫元澤 Nampo Gentaku
象田輿耕 Zōden Yokō
天祐祖寅 Ten'yū Soen
建庵順瑳 Ken'an Junsa
朝國廣寅 Chōkoku Kōen
宣岫呑廣 Senshū Donkō
斧傳元鈯 Fuden Gentotsu
大舜感雄 Daishun Kan'yū
天倫感周 Tenrin Kanshū
利山哲禪 Sessan Tetsuzen
富山舜貴 Fuzan Shunki
實山默印 Jissan Mokuin
湷巖梵龍 Sengan Bonryū
大器敎寛 Daiki Kyōkan
圓成宜鑑 Enjo Gikan
祥雲鳳瑞 Shōun Hōzui
砥山得枉 Shizan Tokuchu
南叟心宗 Nansō Shinshū
觀海得音 Kankai Tokuon
古仙倍道 Kosen Baidō
逆質祖順 Gyakushitsu Sojun (187?-1891)
佛門祖學 Butsumon Sogaku (1858-1933) [Suzuki Shunryū's father; Gyokujun So-on's master]
玉潤祖温 Gyokujun So-on (1877-1934)
祥岳俊隆 Shōgaku Shunryū (1904-1971) [鈴木 Suzuki]
牛岳包一 Gyūgaku Hōitsu (1939-) [鈴木 Suzuki; eldest son of Suzuki Shunryū]
白竜宗純 Hakuryū Sōjun (1929-2021) [Mel Weitsman]
象穴臨照 Zōketsu Rinshō (1946-) [Norman Fischer]