Heki-ryu Bishu Chikurin-ha Kyudo Intensives at Zen Centers
"In kyudo, the form doesn't end with the release of the arrow, but continues in silence and mindfulness as the archer retrieves the arrow. When the archer steps away from the defined practice area, does he leave silence behind?"
—Don Symanski, "Silence and the Narrow Path"
Don Symanski performs a tosha at SMZC, May 2006
May 2007
‹ Kyudo Intensive at Sonoma Mountain Zen Center (SMZC) ›
Teachers
Kyudo: Don Symanski, Lucy Halverson
Zen: Jakusho Kwong-roshi, Shinko Kwong
Photographers
Jeff Barab, Tom Bengston, Sahli Cavallaro, Tim Derning, Richard Driessen, John Halverson, Stephanie Kong
August 2006
‹ Kyudo Intensive at Zen Mountain Monastery (ZMM) ›
Teachers
Kyudo: Don Symanski, Lucy Halverson, Dennis Martin
Zen: Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, Sensei
Photographers
Angela Senjin Caponigro, Hans Brede, Hermann Steffen, Koryu Saikai, Patricia Mitchell (b&w),
Ryan Gallagher, Sally Rappeport, Tod Marsden
May 2006
‹ Kyudo Intensive at Sonoma Mountain Zen Center (SMZC) ›
Teachers
Kyudo: Don Symanski, Lucy Halverson
Zen: Jakusho Kwong-roshi, Shinko Kwong
Photographers
Demian Kwong ("At Genjo-ji"), Hans Brede ("DSCN"), Kamil Ratajczak ("RIMG"), Laura Trippi ("IMG"),
Matt Alvear ("Sonoma Mountain Intensive")
August 2005
‹ Kyudo Intensive at Zen Mountain Monastery (ZMM) ›
Teachers
Kyudo: Don Symanski, Lucy Halverson, Dennis MartinZen: Ryushin Marchaj Photographers Brian Jervis, Doron Hanoch, Geoff Moore, Hans Brede, Shinsui, Taikyu
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