Rinzai Zen Dharma Talks given at the Seattle Zen Temple Dai Bai Zan Cho Bo Zen Ji or other locations associated with Chobo-Ji.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 456 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Genjo Marinello Osho gave this Teisho during the third day of Spring Sesshin 2025, at Chobo-Ji. This talk explores the qualities one should find in a senior Zen monk and the fact that none of us will always be in the groove of excellence.
Genjo Marinello Osho gave this Teisho during the second day of Spring Sesshin 2025, at Chobo-Ji. This talk explores how to find the path to the "One and Only" in the midst of our collective suffering.
Genjo Marinello Osho gave this Teisho during the first day of Spring Sesshin 2025, at Chobo-Ji. This talk explores THIS reality prior to heaven and earth; it has no form, let alone a name.
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A must-listen- really fantastic podcast that rivals Tricycle. The Dharma Talks and teachings are something I can apply on a day to day basis.
This podcast is excellent. Genjo is a gifted speaker and his dharma talks always strike me as raw, relevant, and from the heart. He provides clear insights and contexts that make Zen stories and Zen practice more down to earth and accessible. Genjo’s background as a psychotherapist allows him to blend discourses on Zen practice with insights about the psychological experiences that are encountered through practice and in attempting to bring the spirit of practice into everyday life. These talks ... more
With so many Zen podcasts all of which teach the same simple cliches, it’s so refreshing to find a teacher who goes deeper in both the background of the koans and how these teachings appear in our lives. These recordings can be listened to many times, each time learning something deeper and even more profound. Just wonderful.
The Cho Bo Ji podcast is a great way to begin or end your day. Genjo’s teishos, or teachings, are honest, interesting, and intimate. They are the best thing to zazen.
I listen every morning with my coffee to have a more compassionate day.
I love Genjo’s dharma talks, must-hear listening for me. Chobo-Ji is a fantastic temple in a seattle, I’ve loved visiting and meditating there. Love that the talks are here, great resource.
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Offering a blend of spiritual reflections and teachings rooted in Zen Buddhism, the content covers various aspects of Zen philosophy, meditation, and the interplay between personal experiences and broader existential themes. The discourse often centers around the Hekiganroku, a collection of Zen koans, exploring their relevance in contemporary life and the lessons they offer for mindfulness and connecting with one's deeper self. The discussions frequently tackle profound subjects, such as impermanence, compassion, and communal challenges, providing listeners with insights aimed at fostering personal growth and inner peace. Through a conversational and accessible style, listeners are invited into a reflective journey where ancient teachings ... more
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