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Zen Buddhists do not control their bodies or minds. The whole of Zen Buddhism is to attain an instantaneous and unthinking awareness of the whole of the situation and be one with it. This precludes "controlling" anything.
Although the Hollywood version of a Zen Buddhist meditating usually involves a Zen Garden, meditation hall, or a freezing waterfall in the middle of winter (?), Zen meditation can occur almost anywhere that there is a minimum of distraction. For students sitting a meditation hall under the guidance of a master is usual, but sitting or standing or walking Zen is also possible.
If you mean as a meditation aid, no, there is no visual imagery in Zen Buddhism. Obviously, statues and so on can be helpful reminders, but I don't think that was the point of your question.
Music for Zen Meditation was created in 1964-02.
Zen is the meditation school of Buddhism. The primary practice in Zen Buddhism is zazen, which is a distinctive kind of meditation. Different Zen Buddhist traditions have slightly different ways of practicing. Depending upon the particular group, there are--in addition to zazen--liturgical practices involving chanting, prostrations, spiritual talks, and one-on-one interviews between teachers and their students. .
Kannon Do Zen Meditation Center was created in 1964.
There is sitting meditation. There is walking meditation. There is the Zen garden, and other Zen practice pursuits (archery, tea cerimony, calligraphy, painting, chanting...) Eventually, we have reverence for all of existence. On our way: There is sitting meditation. There is walking meditation. There is the Zen garden... The Zen garden is used to represent the simplicity and the harmony of life. Zen priests are also used by Zen priests to improve the concentration while by raking the garden.
Zen Buddhists typically study and follow teachings from various Buddhist scriptures and texts, such as the Heart Sutra, Diamond Sutra, and Platform Sutra. However, Zen Buddhism emphasizes direct insight and meditation over scholarly study of texts, so the focus is more on personal experience and realization rather than worship of a specific holy book.
Meditation does not impact the laws of gravitation - so no, meditating Buddhists don't levitate.
Zen Buddhists meditate in Temples.
Dancing is neither a traditional nor a common part of the practice of Zen Buddhists. Therefore, if they dance it is simply because they want to dance. .
Zen practice includes many things: * Rinzai Zen features k?an (paradoxical questions), intense meditation, and sudden enlightenment (satori). Rinzai Zen Buddhists often take an ordinary activity and concentrate on performing each action with such mindfulness that the action becomes perfect * Soto Zen emphasizes work, practise, discipline, and philosophical questions to discover one's Buddha-nature in the 'realization of self'. Soto Zen Buddhists focus on a special form of meditation called zazen - just sitting. To become a practitioner of Zen you must generally become a student with a knowledgeable instructor - or alternately, as a Zen migt put it - you don't have to.