Weekly public talks recorded live at the Angel City Zen Center
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhism |
Very special guest Kiyo Tezuka joins us all the way from Hikone, Japan to share an epic tale of wayward youth spent as a globe wandering hippie looking for truth before accidentally settling down to the responsible(?) life of a temple monk. What do w... more
Dave’s History of Zen series returns to visit a war-torn China and the calamities that led to Zen’s initial explosion on to the scene. Is Zen uncannily tailor made for upheaval and uncertain times? Were some dubious PR and a sketchy teacher exactly w... more
After going many rounds mano y mano with the relentless critical voice in his head, Chris reports back on how Zen teachings on false suffering and conceptual thought offer us help with the wars we wage with ourselves. Is it possible to stop having an... more
In part 2 of our “2 Truths” series, Sara puts both of those truths into practice to find out if there’s a middle way between selfishness and martyrdom. How do we work on behalf of all living beings without burning ourselves out? Can we really write o... more
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What a fantastic, interesting, and useful podcast. Such a rarity! If you are just curious, new to Buddhism, or been sitting for a kalpa, you’ll find something of merit here!
Helena Harvilicz for president.
Best dharma podcast. Casual and thoughtful, the talks feel cozy in the best way. It avoids the overly-technical talk of some and the overly casual attitude of some. Just the right balance.
This is an excellent collection of experienced and often well researched dharma talks. I listened to many many dharma podcasts, but this is one of best.
My favorite podcast ever. But I pray that Emily learns to appreciate her feeling of frustration towards herself when she’s wanting to be away from the concert she had wanted to go to for so long ;) Even that moment is valuable. (By the way, Emily’s talk on Ceaseless Practice was great; but nonetheless I thought I should say what I did, because I didn’t have the chance to be in the live discussion.)
10/10 podcast.
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Focuses on the teachings and practices of Zen Buddhism, intertwining personal experiences and philosophical discussions to make complex concepts accessible to a broad audience. The hosts frequently engage with themes like mindfulness, self-care, and the interconnectedness of all beings. Each episode offers insights into practical applications of Buddhist principles, often drawing from significant Buddhist texts and teachings, while also connecting these teachings with contemporary issues. This unique blend of humor, personal stories, and philosophical inquiry invites listeners to reflect deeply on their own lives and practices.
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Angel City Zen Center launched 7 years ago and published 300 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Angel City Zen Center include:
1. Sarah Campbell
2. Muhō Nölke
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