A selection of emerging dharma talks from Kynan Sutherland Roshi and Castlemaine Zen
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Categories | BuddhismReligion & Spirituality |
We live n a torn and divided world, so it is impossible not to ask, “What should a Zen student do?” In Shakespeare’s King Lear Cordelia asks herself a similar question in the face of a great crisis: “What should Cordelia do?” Her answer comes as swif... more
In this talk, offered at the conclusion of an extensive summer period of online practice, we explore the (possibly apocryphal) origin story of the metta sutta (The Buddha’s Words of Loving Kindness) and examine what it’s like to take up the koan, “Yo... more
In this talk, we take up the koan “Xitang’s More” from the Record of Empty Hall. When the old teacher Xitang asks, “Strive, but for what?” we are invited to consider just why and how we practice in a fractured world. In response to Xitang’s question,... more
On the occasion of our Castlemaine Zen Sangha Transmission Ceremony for Kynan Sutherland, Susan Murphy Roshi gave this Teisho on zazen, practice and the importance of sangha in our troubled world (19/11/23).
In the immediate aftermath of the referendum on the Voice to Parliament we reflect on what it’s like to be adrift and drowning in a troubled world. This talk was given at the Castlemaine Zazenkai (15/10/23).
Zen is reticent to name what cannot be named. This is our family custom. So in the lead up to Kynan Sutherland’s Transmission Ceremony, we pause to reflect on the nature of Zen and what it seeks to promote and protect (25/9/23)
In this talk we explore deep listening with the help of Kuanyin, Doug Ralph and the great koan from Yunmen, “Golden Wind is manifesting herself.” This talk was given on the first day of the Castlemaine Zen Non-Residential Weekend Retreat (23/7/23).
In this talk we venture into the heart of the goldfields, which the Dja Dja Wurrung call Upside Down Country, in search of true gold. This talk was given on the first day of the Castlemaine Zen Non-Residential Weekend Retreat (22/7/23).
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