" This tradition was largely popularized in the west by D. T. Suzuki, who drew parallels between it and the thought of Meister Eckhart.
A practitioner of this religion named Richard Baker resigned a ter it was revealed that he was having an a fair with the wife of one of his followers, in one of a rash of sex scandals this religion faced in the 1980s. This religious tradition was popularized in Germany by a Nazi psychotherapist who developed "initiation therapy," Karlfried Graf Dürckheim. Philip Kapleau founded a center for the study of this tradition in Rochester, New York and wrote a book about its "three pillars." This tradition was largely popularized in the west by D. T. Suzuki, who drew parallels between it and the thought of Meister Eckhart. Books about the "way" and the "spirit" of this tradition were written by Alan Watts. For 10 points, name this branch of Mahayana Buddhism whose practitioners ponder koans.
A practitioner of this religion named Richard Baker resigned a ter it was revealed that he was having an a fair with the wife of one of his followers, in one of a rash of sex scandals this religion faced in the 1980s.
 Zen Buddhism [or Chan Buddhism; prompt on Buddhism; prompt on Mahayana Buddhism]