Winter, 2003

      
     A Solitary Persimmon--Leaves from the Life of Nyogen Senzaki, by Michael Hotz
     Photos of Inayat Khan and Samuel Lewis, and their correspondence with Nyogen Senzaki
     Sengai Stories, translated by Peter Haskel
     Portrait of Sengai by Saito Shuho, portrait from Shofuku-ji
     The Sutra of Perfect Awakening, 29th Lecture Jan 1939, by Sokei-an Sasaki
     Book Noted: Zen Sand-the Book of Capping Phrases for Koan Study, by Victor Hori, reviewed by P. Haskel
     Back page: Child with rose drawing and poem by Peeter Lamp
     Cover: Persimmon leaf with calligraphy, by Nyogen Senzaki

     Spring, 2003

      
     A Solitary Persimmon-Leaves from the Life of Nyogen Senzaki, Part 2: Heart Mt., WY, Internment Camp
     A Farewell Visit: Niwa Roshi visits the First Zen Institute of America
     Sengai Stories, translated by Peter Haskel
     The Sutra of Perfect Awakening, 26th Lecture, Jan 20th 1939, by Sokei-an Sasaki
     Editor's Note: Hackney's Short but Promising Art Career
     Back Page: Drawing and Poem "Neither cat nor dog..." by Peeter Lamp
     Cover: Dharuma, by Sandy Hackney

      Summer, 2003

      
     The Sutra of Perfect Awakening, 27th Lecture, Jan 20th 1939, by Sokei-an Sasaki
     Book: Zen by the Brush, by Susan Morningstar
     A Solitary Persimmon--Leaves from the Life of Nyogen Senzaki, Part Three, by Michael Hotz
     Sengai Stories, Part Three, translated by Peter Haskel
     Book Review: The Tibetan Buddhist Deck--Buddhist Saint Cards, reviewed by Ian R. Chandler
     Back Page: Drawing and Poem "I've jumped from Buddha's Palm..."
     Cover: Where are you? Staring at what's before you. Drawing by Peeter Lamp

      Fall, 2003

      
     The Sutra of Perfect Awakening, 28th Lecture Feb 4th, 1939, by Sokei-an Sasaki
     Perfect Awakening and the Four Maladies--History of the Sutra of Perfect Awakening, by Sokei-an Sasaki
     Sengai Stories, Part Four, translated by Peter Haskel
     Picture: Sengai's Nirvana, by Saito Shuho, picture in posession of Shofuku-ji
     Excerpts from Isshu Miura tea notes, by Michael Hotz
     Nanshinken Roshi--Isshu Miura Roshi reminisces about his teacher
     Editorial Aside: Platinum MasterCard for Sokei-an Sasaki
     Reminiscences of D.T. Suzuki, from Zenbunka magazine, translated by Peter Haskel
     "Wonderful, Wonderful and most Wonderful..." D.T. Suzuki quoting from Shakespeare
     Back Page: Drawing and Poem "It's my year...surly I can sit for another...", by Peeter Lamp
     Cover: Photo from the Institute's Files believed to be Nanshinken Roshi

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