
Bright Way Zen is a Zen community in Portland OR, USA, and worldwide via our "Cloud Zendo" (Zoom). This podcast includes talks and classes by our teacher, Rev. Domyo Burk, (Zen Studies Podcast) and by Sangha members and visiting teachers. If you like this, please consider joining us at brightwayzen.org!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementReligion & SpiritualityEducationBuddhism | |||

Our teacher reads from Thich Nhat Hahn's book "Fear: Essential Wisdom for Getting Through the Storm" the conviction that transforming fear into fearlessness is possible through deeply acknowledging one's fears and their sources. Domyo invites Sangha ... more
Buddhist practice is wonderfully liberating because it empowers you to let go of your suffering regardless of your circumstances. However, we can also get stuck in the fallacy that conditions don't matter, thereby making it seem like helping beings (... more
Mick shares his challenges to keeping a committed and confident practice at home, and reads from the Shobogenzo Zuimonki. Are we "vessels of the Dharma" even in our perceived inadequacies or difficulties? Is the big "E" attainable even if we feel too... more
The Buddha famously said, "Hatred does not cease by hatred at any time: hatred ceases by love, this is an old rule." How do we really manifest this, even when standing in opposition to what we think is wrong? Can we see through our own sense of self-... more
Self-care can be defined as regenerative activity, free from a sense of entitlement, that supports healthy functioning. In this context, does Zazen qualify as "self-care"? What can Zazen do for us, and what is its true purpose?
David Hinton makes the following argument in his book "China Root: On Taoism, Ch'an, and Original Zen" - that when Buddhism arrived in China from India, it was fundamentally reinterpreted and reshaped by Taoist thought, and then the resulting amalgam... more
Join us for a ten-week journey as we ask ourselves how to manifest our Zen ethics and precepts beyond the personal realm.
Traditionally, Buddhism and Zen have focused on individual practice aimed at relief of individual suffering. However, there ar... more
In this episode Rev. Domyo Burk discusses with the sangha the fifth field in the teaching of her Ten Fields of Zen, The Precepts. Domyo speaks about the The Precepts as our moral guidlines in Zen and how they play a large role in our practice.
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Conversations focus on various aspects of Zen practice, particularly through personal storytelling, community engagement, and exploration of key Buddhist teachings. Topics such as meditation techniques, the significance of the precepts, the challenges of Dharma study, and the communal experience during retreats are often examined, allowing participants to share insights and personal experiences that encourage deeper reflection. A unique aspect is the invitation for listeners to engage in discussions, fostering a sense of community and shared learning. The approach encourages mindfulness, self-awareness, and the integration of Zen teachings into daily life, presenting Zen not just as a philosophy but as a practical guide for living.
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