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I'm down here in Lawrence, Kansas. I'm a Ji-nashi player, a modern-day=20=
Komuso, and a transplant from California, where I used to keep a place=20=
open as a Yamabushi-do. I also perform Waterfall practice, but, unlike=20=
the Sierra Nevada, where I hailed from, there are not many waterfalls=20
in Kansas...
On Dec 6, 2004, at 7:17 PM, Deana Dearry wrote:
> Both the East and West Coast's enjoy a growing Shakuhachi community,
> hopefully the "Midwest" is developing one too! Since early fall, a=20
> group of
> beginning Shakuhachi enthusiasts has been assembling at Chozen-Ji=20
> Illinois
> Betsuin Zen Temple in Chicago, IL. Sensei Michael Chikuzen Gould has=20=
> been
> traveling down from Ann Arbor, MI for a monthly group lesson with us=20=
> and we
> gather bi-weekly around those formal lessons for informal
> tooting/chatting/frustration-airing etc. with each other. We are a=20
> diverse
> group of 5-8 people on any given day and - at least on most days - we=20=
> are
> enjoying both the challenges and the rewards of learning Shakuhachi!=20=
> The
> temple recently met for their semi-annual board meeting and decided to
> commit to continuing the lessons through June of this year but they=20
> have
> been operating the program in the red and need to find 4-5 more=20
> students to
> be able to support a permanent Shakuhachi program. I was hoping a well
> placed note here might help us locate others in our area that may be
> interested in joining us. I actually live in Milwaukee, WI and can=20
> offer
> transportation to anyone reasonably near me. If you, or someone you=20
> know,
> lives in our region please let us know! You can email me for more info=20=
> or
> contact the temple directly at 773.472.3290 or email: info@ztai.org
>
> http://www.ztai.org/shakuhachi-ongoing-2004.pdf
>
> Deana Dearry
> vivawisconsin@ameritech.net
>
>
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What is morally wrong can never be advantageous, even when it enables=20=
you to make some gain that you believe to be to your advantage.
=96 Marcus Tullius Cicero
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I'm down here in Lawrence, Kansas. I'm a Ji-nashi player, a modern-day
Komuso, and a transplant from California, where I used to keep a
place open as a Yamabushi-do. I also perform Waterfall practice, but,
unlike the Sierra Nevada, where I hailed from, there are not many
waterfalls in Kansas...
On Dec 6, 2004, at 7:17 PM, Deana Dearry wrote:
<excerpt>Both the East and West Coast's enjoy a growing Shakuhachi
community,
hopefully the "Midwest" is developing one too! Since early fall, a
group of
beginning Shakuhachi enthusiasts has been assembling at Chozen-Ji
Illinois
Betsuin Zen Temple in Chicago, IL. Sensei Michael Chikuzen Gould has
been
traveling down from Ann Arbor, MI for a monthly group lesson with us
and we
gather bi-weekly around those formal lessons for informal
tooting/chatting/frustration-airing etc. with each other. We are a
diverse
group of 5-8 people on any given day and - at least on most days - we
are
enjoying both the challenges and the rewards of learning Shakuhachi!
The
temple recently met for their semi-annual board meeting and decided to
commit to continuing the lessons through June of this year but they
have
been operating the program in the red and need to find 4-5 more
students to
be able to support a permanent Shakuhachi program. I was hoping a well
placed note here might help us locate others in our area that may be
interested in joining us. I actually live in Milwaukee, WI and can
offer
transportation to anyone reasonably near me. If you, or someone you
know,
lives in our region please let us know! You can email me for more info
or
contact the temple directly at 773.472.3290 or email: info@ztai.org
http://www.ztai.org/shakuhachi-ongoing-2004.pdf
Deana Dearry
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