Zen Master, Europe) Wu Kwang (Regional Zen Master, Americas) Bon Yeon Su Bong (deceased) Wu Bong (deceased) Hae Kwang Bon Haeng Bon Soeng Dae Kwan Chong Gak Shim Dae Soen Haeng Ji Kwang Bon Hae Inactive Sogong New schools Bomun (George Bowman) Dae Gak Ji Bong (Golden Wind Zen Order) Controversies In 1988, Zen Master Seung Sahn admitted that he had had sexual relations with a few of his students. According to Sandy Boucher in Turning the Wheel: American Women Creating the New Buddhism: James Ishmael Ford had this to say on the relationships: The Kwan Um School of Zen has since developed an ethics policy that has guidelines for teacher/student relationships and consequences for unethical behavior. Gallery See also Korean Buddhism Buddhism in the United States Cambridge Zen Center Chogye International Zen Center Musangsa Tel Aviv Zen Center Timeline of Zen Buddhism in the United States The Compass of Zen Wonkwangsa International Zen Temple References External links Kwan Um United States Kwan Um Europe Kwan Um Czech Republic Kwan Um Germany Kwan Um Hungary Kwan Um Poland Kwan Um Russia Kwan Um Lithuania Su Bong Zen Monastery, Hong Kong秀峰禪院 Empty Gate Zen Center of Berkeley, CA Dharma Zen Center of Los Angeles, CA Zen Center of Bratislava, Slovakia Zen in the United States Zen sects Cumberland, Rhode Island Education in Providence County, Rhode Island 1983 establishments in Rhode Island