1. Zen Buddhism: Key Concepts Presented by James T. Bretzke, S.J. Boston College School of Theology & Ministry

2. Zen as Meditation

4. Zazen (Quiet Sitting)

5. Koan as Learning

6. Remove Distractions

7. “Just This” (One)

8. Wu-Wei (Non-Action)

9. Enso: Beginning, End, Oneness

10. Goal of Enlightenment

11. Confucian Concepts in Contemporary Context

12. Mandate of Heaven Tien Ming

13. The Proper Tao or “Way”

14. Prince/Superior Person Or Paradigmatic Individual Chun-tzu (Chinese) or Gun-Cha (Korean)

15. 2 Core Confucian Virtues Benevolence Proper Ritual Etiquette

16. Reform of Society Beginning with Moral Cultivation of the Individual Rectification Of Names

17. 1 st Relation: Justice & Loyalty

18. Cultivation of Moral Knowledge & Virtue (Personal/Public)

19. Scholar as Public Servant

20. Ministers as Meritocracy

21. Ch’ung (Loyalty) Chong (Justice) Sa (Temple)

22. 2 nd Relation: Filial Piety

23. Respect of Elders & Teachers New Year’s Ritual Bow Called the Sae-bae

24. Respect for The Ancestors

25. Family Chae-Sa or Ancestor Rite

26. Ancestor Ritual Celebration

27. Chusok: Korean Thanksgiving

28. 3 rd Relation: Reciprocity & Distinction of Duties and Roles

29. 4 th Relation: Propriety

30. Campus Barbers Serve Sincerely

31. 5 th Relation: Faithfulness

32. Chingu: Old Friends

33. Keep Propriety Citizenry

34. Keeping the Law; Real Service

35. New Propriety, New Life, New Korea

36. Let’s Live Correctly