Dharma Talks from the Everyday Zen Foundation
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhism |
Jaune Evans gives a dharma talk on “The Real Bridge” referencing Koan Case 52 in The Blue Cliff Record
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Mary Ann Sacksteder gives a dharma talk to the Dharma Seminar on “A Monk in the World.”
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Norman gives a guided meditation on “On Being With Suffering” to the SCIPI group April 11, 2025.
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Norman gives a talk to the Dharma Seminar on “Becoming Yourself.” This is based on excerpts of a new upcoming book on Suzuki Roshi by Jiryu Rutschman-Byler that is to be published within the next year.
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Norman presents many sage lessons, without preaching. I was blessee to be in his presence at a lawyer mindfulness program at Garrison Institute in 2015. Jon Katz
So grateful for Norman’s voice in my life and in my being
Practical, comprehensible, relatable and useful Dharma talks for everyday life.
Norman Fischer is brilliant, funny, humble and big hearted and he and his wise words teachings have changed my life for the better in countless ways - I am forever grateful.
Norman Fischer is straightforward, mysterious, wry, wonderful. Priceless podcast if you have the receptors for it.
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Focusing on the teachings of Zen Buddhism, the content features discussions on mindfulness, community, and the integration of daily life with practice. Notable topics include the Bodhisattva vow, the significance of repentance, and various Zen forms that support personal and communal practices. The podcast also reflects on historical figures and contemporary societal issues, emphasizing compassion and ethical engagement with the world. Unique elements include guided meditations and explorations of how Zen teachings can address modern challenges, making it relevant for both seasoned practitioners and those new to Buddhist philosophy.
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Recent guests on Everyday Zen Podcast include:
1. Laura Trippi
2. Steve Gross
3. Sue Moon
4. Naomi Newman
5. Alan Block
6. Les Kaye
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