Muho Noelke

Muho (Jap. (ネルケ)无 方( Neruke ) muho, actually Olaf Nölke; * 1968 in Berlin ) is a German Zen master. He is since 2002 the Japanese monastery Antai -ji before the abbot.

In Germany he is known primarily for his translations Sawaki Kodo, whose tradition he represents as a stock holder in Japan.

Life

Muho was born as Olaf Nölke in Berlin. With Zen he came as a high school student in a boarding school in Braunschweig contact. While studying Japanese Studies at the Free University of Berlin in 1990, he spent a year in Japan, of which he spent six months in Antai -ji. After completing the master's program he ordained just there.

After the death of his master Miyaura Shinyu he was appointed in 2002 to his successor and has since been active as a Zen teacher both in Japan and abroad.

Works ( German )

  • Abt muho: Zazen, or the way to happiness. Rowohlt, 2007, ISBN 3-499-62203-3.

Works (Japanese)

  • Muho Noelke: Mayoeru mono no Zen shugyou. Shincho - shinsho, 2011, ISBN 4-10-610404-0.
  • Muho Noelke: Hadaka no Bousama. Sanga, 2012, ISBN 4-905425-12-3.
  • Muho Noelke: Tada suwaru. Kobunsha - shinsho, 2012 ISBN 9,784,334,036,928th
  • Muho Noelke: Ikiru hint 33 Asahi - shinsho, 2012 ISBN 9,784,022,730,992th
  • Muho Noelke: Otona ni naru tame no Yatsu no shugyou. Shodensha, 2013, ISBN 4396113153
  • Muho Noelke: Mayoinagara ikiru. Daiwa shobo, 2013, ISBN 9784479012108
  • Muho Noelke: Dogen where gyakuyunyu. Sanga, 2013, ISBN 978-4905425472
  • Muho Noelke: Nihonjin ni ha shukyo Iranai. Best shinsho, 2014, ISBN 978-4584124321

Translations

  • Kodo Sawaki: every day a good day. Angkor 2008. ISBN 978-3-936018-57-8
  • Kodo Sawaki: To you. Zen Sayings. Angkor 2005. ISBN 978-3-936018-40-0
  • Kodo Sawaki: Zen is the biggest lie of all time. Angkor 2005. ISBN 978-3-936018-30-1
  • Kosho Uchiyama: The Zen teaching of the tramp's Kodo. Angkor in 2007, translated in collaboration with Guido Keller ISBN 978-3-936018-51-6
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