Zen

Jurojin, also known as Gama, is a deity from China’s Taoist pantheon - just like Hotei, the God of abundance and happiness. He is a copious drinker of sake and loves the... keep reading →

 It was the last words of my Buddhist teacher who suggested I should stick to what I know, mainly IT – which led me to my next contract and the ensuing love affair with... keep reading →

Benzaiten, also known as Benten Sama, is the only Goddess among the seven lucky gods of Japan. She is the Goddess of everything that flows - be it water, speech, music, and... keep reading →

“The great gate is open, but travelers seek everywhere”  In the midst of our lives, hungry, thirsty and often weary, there comes a moment when we stop and wonder, “Is... keep reading →

Shichi Fukujin are The Seven Gods of Fortune or The Seven Lucky Gods which are considered harbingers of Knowledge, Health, Wealth, Prosperity, and other desirable qualities.... keep reading →

Having more time and feeling relaxed and stress free is worth far more than money. So if you're life is hectic because you're always rushing around doing things you don't... keep reading →

You are already awake. Open your eyes to the wonders inside you. This is the Way of Zen. keep reading →

There has always been a code to seeking enlightenment. This code of all universal understanding is pure beauty and simplicity at its finest. It has been called the Seven... keep reading →

Daikokuten is another among the Seven Lucky Gods of Japan who originated in India. Originally Mahakala, an emanation of Shiva, Daikoku arrived in Japan - via Tibet and China.... keep reading →

Fukurokuju is the Japanese God of happiness, wealth, and longevity. Many times he is confused with Jurojin, who shares many traits with them. Both of them have a long... keep reading →