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Barry Farrin founded the {{Wiki|Forest}} Way [[Zen]] on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland in June 1989. He was appointed a [[Sensei]] ([[teacher]]) in the [[Diamond]] [[Sangha]] [[Zen tradition]] in 2004, and [[Roshi]] in 2015. The {{Wiki|Forest}} Way [[Zen]] conducts [[Zen]] meetings around the Coast each [[week]] and runs monthly Zazenkai ([[retreats]]). Barry also conducts a three day [[Sesshin]] (long [[retreat]]) during the year and a five day {{Wiki|Christmas}} [[Sesshin]]. Barry has studied [[Vipassana]] and [[Zen]] [[meditation]], which are [[forms]] of [[Buddhist practice]] since 1984 and began his [[meditation practice]] in 1976. He became [[interested]] in [[Transcendental Meditation]] in 1977 and attended many of their [[retreats]] in the Blue [[Mountains]]. Barry became [[interested]] in the [[science]] of [[meditation]] while he completed his [[Masters]] [[Degree]]. He looked at [[meditation]] as a way of enhancing the [[quality]] of [[life]] for the unwell and for [[people]] who wanted to find a deep meaning in [[life]]. Barry designed a [[Stress]] Management Program based on these studies. He conducted weekly [[mindfulness meditation]] {{Wiki|training}} classes at Bloomhill {{Wiki|Cancer}} Help and continues this [[interest]]. He lived in a [[Zen]] [[Monastery]] in Brisbane for 12 months in 1995-96 and studied with the prominent [[Zen teacher]] [[Aitken]] [[Roshi]] in Hawaii in 1996.He is a [[student]] of Subhana Barzaghi [[Roshi]] and has trained with her since 1991. Barry has studied with other prominent [[Zen]] [[teachers]] including Gregg Howard, Geoff Dawson, Ezra Bayda and Elizabeth Hamilton from the [[Ordinary Mind]] [[Zen]], Ama Samy [[Roshi]], Rosalind Stone and [[Hogen]] [[Roshi]]. He has worked as a psychotherapist in private practice and as a consultant counsellor in palliative and {{Wiki|cancer}} care. He has a {{Wiki|Bachelor}} of {{Wiki|Social Science}}, a [[Masters]] [[degree]] in Applied [[Science]] and a Graduate Diploma in Counselling. Barry is currently completing a [[Masters]] in [[Divinity]] in [[Zen]] [[Buddhist Studies]].  He was a founding member of the Sunshine Coast Interfaith Network (SCIN) and is committed to exploring and developing better {{Wiki|processes}} in “living together”. Barry is [[interested]] in how we apply the [[insights]] gained in [[Zen]] [[meditation practice]] to every day [[life]]. Barry places {{Wiki|emphasis}} on the ordinary moments of our [[life]] and his teachings are about taking {{Wiki|responsibility}} in our daily affairs. He encourages his students to examine the relevance of [[Zen]] in the 21st century and the role of [[Zen]] [[meditation]] in developing the qualities of personal {{Wiki|responsibility}}. Barry is now retired and has more time to devote to the {{Wiki|Forest}} Way [[Zen]] and [[Zen]] [[teaching]]. He is increasing his [[dharma]] [[teaching]] commitment and relying more on [[Dana]] (donation) to continue his [[teaching]] of the [[Dharma]].
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Barry Farrin founded the {{Wiki|Forest}} Way [[Zen]] on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland in June 1989. He was appointed a [[Sensei]] ([[teacher]]) in the [[Diamond]] [[Sangha]] [[Zen tradition]] in 2004, and [[Roshi]] in 2015. The {{Wiki|Forest}} Way [[Zen]] conducts [[Zen]] meetings around the Coast each [[week]] and runs monthly Zazenkai ([[retreats]]). Barry also conducts a three day [[Sesshin]] (long [[retreat]]) during the year and a five day {{Wiki|Christmas}} [[Sesshin]]. Barry has studied [[Vipassana]] and [[Zen]] [[meditation]], which are [[forms]] of [[Buddhist practice]] since 1984 and began his [[meditation practice]] in 1976. He became [[interested]] in [[Transcendental Meditation]] in 1977 and attended many of their [[retreats]] in the Blue [[Mountains]]. Barry became [[interested]] in the [[science]] of [[meditation]] while he completed his [[Masters]] [[Degree]]. He looked at [[meditation]] as a way of enhancing the [[quality]] of [[life]] for the unwell and for [[people]] who wanted to find a deep meaning in [[life]]. Barry designed a [[Stress]] Management Program based on these studies. He conducted weekly [[mindfulness meditation]] {{Wiki|training}} classes at Bloomhill {{Wiki|Cancer}} Help and continues this [[interest]]. He lived in a [[Zen]] [[Monastery]] in Brisbane for 12 months in 1995-96 and studied with the prominent [[Zen teacher]] Aitken [[Roshi]] in Hawaii in 1996.He is a [[student]] of Subhana Barzaghi [[Roshi]] and has trained with her since 1991. Barry has studied with other prominent [[Zen]] [[teachers]] including Gregg Howard, Geoff Dawson, Ezra Bayda and Elizabeth Hamilton from the [[Ordinary Mind]] [[Zen]], Ama Samy [[Roshi]], Rosalind Stone and [[Hogen]] [[Roshi]]. He has worked as a psychotherapist in private practice and as a consultant counsellor in palliative and {{Wiki|cancer}} care. He has a {{Wiki|Bachelor}} of {{Wiki|Social Science}}, a [[Masters]] [[degree]] in Applied [[Science]] and a Graduate Diploma in Counselling. Barry is currently completing a [[Masters]] in [[Divinity]] in [[Zen]] [[Buddhist Studies]].  He was a founding member of the Sunshine Coast Interfaith Network (SCIN) and is committed to exploring and developing better {{Wiki|processes}} in “living together”. Barry is [[interested]] in how we apply the [[insights]] gained in [[Zen]] [[meditation practice]] to every day [[life]]. Barry places {{Wiki|emphasis}} on the ordinary moments of our [[life]] and his teachings are about taking {{Wiki|responsibility}} in our daily affairs. He encourages his students to examine the relevance of [[Zen]] in the 21st century and the role of [[Zen]] [[meditation]] in developing the qualities of personal {{Wiki|responsibility}}. Barry is now retired and has more time to devote to the {{Wiki|Forest}} Way [[Zen]] and [[Zen]] [[teaching]]. He is increasing his [[dharma]] [[teaching]] commitment and relying more on [[Dana]] (donation) to continue his [[teaching]] of the [[Dharma]].
  
 
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[http://www.forestwayzen.com/ Forest Way Zen]
 
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Forest Way Zen
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Forest Way Zen

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Tradition/Linage Zen
Main School Mahayana
Founded Founded(when)::1989
People
Founder(s) BUORG-Names::Names::Barry Farrin Roshi
Teacher(s) BUORG-Names::Names::Barry Farrin Roshi
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Doonan
Queensland 4562
Australia
Country Australia
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Forest Way Zen

The Forest Way Zen places emphasis on the ordinary moments of our life and encourages the members to take responsibility for their actions. Students are shown how to examine the relevance of Zen in the Twenty-First Century. The aim is to support students to find their own spiritual liberation leading to awakening. Forest Way Care is a special interest group interested in helping to alleviate the emotional suffering of people affected by cancer and other life threatening illness through mindfulness meditation.

Barry Farrin Roshi

Barry Farrin Roshi

Barry Farrin founded the Forest Way Zen on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland in June 1989. He was appointed a Sensei (teacher) in the Diamond Sangha Zen tradition in 2004, and Roshi in 2015. The Forest Way Zen conducts Zen meetings around the Coast each week and runs monthly Zazenkai (retreats). Barry also conducts a three day Sesshin (long retreat) during the year and a five day Christmas Sesshin. Barry has studied Vipassana and Zen meditation, which are forms of Buddhist practice since 1984 and began his meditation practice in 1976. He became interested in Transcendental Meditation in 1977 and attended many of their retreats in the Blue Mountains. Barry became interested in the science of meditation while he completed his Masters Degree. He looked at meditation as a way of enhancing the quality of life for the unwell and for people who wanted to find a deep meaning in life. Barry designed a Stress Management Program based on these studies. He conducted weekly mindfulness meditation training classes at Bloomhill Cancer Help and continues this interest. He lived in a Zen Monastery in Brisbane for 12 months in 1995-96 and studied with the prominent Zen teacher Aitken Roshi in Hawaii in 1996.He is a student of Subhana Barzaghi Roshi and has trained with her since 1991. Barry has studied with other prominent Zen teachers including Gregg Howard, Geoff Dawson, Ezra Bayda and Elizabeth Hamilton from the Ordinary Mind Zen, Ama Samy Roshi, Rosalind Stone and Hogen Roshi. He has worked as a psychotherapist in private practice and as a consultant counsellor in palliative and cancer care. He has a Bachelor of Social Science, a Masters degree in Applied Science and a Graduate Diploma in Counselling. Barry is currently completing a Masters in Divinity in Zen Buddhist Studies. He was a founding member of the Sunshine Coast Interfaith Network (SCIN) and is committed to exploring and developing better processes in “living together”. Barry is interested in how we apply the insights gained in Zen meditation practice to every day life. Barry places emphasis on the ordinary moments of our life and his teachings are about taking responsibility in our daily affairs. He encourages his students to examine the relevance of Zen in the 21st century and the role of Zen meditation in developing the qualities of personal responsibility. Barry is now retired and has more time to devote to the Forest Way Zen and Zen teaching. He is increasing his dharma teaching commitment and relying more on Dana (donation) to continue his teaching of the Dharma.

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