Zen teacher/author Brad Warner, author of Hardcore Zen, Letters to a Dead Friend About Zen, Don't Be a Jerk, Sit Down and Shut Up, and many more books about Zen, shares his thoughts about Zen and other stuff.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & Spirituality |
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Brad is very insightful and connects well with modern Zen seekers. He does a great job of bringing zen to every day life. He helped me reconnect to the practice. All of his books are great and this podcast is very easy to listen to you and relevant.
I’ve listened to Brad’s talks for years in person, online & in written form. This is a great addition to his already great books.
If you want real commentary with a true practitioners perspective that is as educational as it is profound this is the spot for you. No frills, no overproduced ‘spiritual’ undertones that give an air of inauthentic experience. This guy is as real and raw as it gets and everyone interested in zen can learn a thing or two from him!
Although I’ve never physically sat in with the Angel City Zen Center group I feel as though this sangha functions at my kind of speed, so to speak. Thanks for all you do Brad, & this podcast is just as equally enjoyable!
07/29/21 Edit: Thanks for updating these on the podcast platform 💯
09/18/21 Edit2: haven’t listened to pt2 yet but Hyakujo Germany talk pt1 was most excellent
I came for the 0dfx stories, stayed around because I was learning something.
Although I’ve never physically sat in with the Angel City Zen Center group I feel as though this sangha functions at my kind of speed, so to speak. Thanks for all you do Brad, & this podcast is just as equally enjoyable!
07/29/21 Edit:
Thanks for updating these on the podcast platform 💯
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The discussions primarily revolve around Zen Buddhism, exploring its philosophy, practices, and the intertwining of daily life with spiritual principles. Topics frequently addressed include mindfulness, meditation (particularly in relation to Zazen), non-attachment, and personal reflections on life events such as illness and family dynamics. The host often challenges misconceptions about Buddhism, engaging with contemporary issues and personal anecdotes to provide a relatable context to Zen teachings. A notable aspect is the candid, down-to-earth manner in which profound philosophical themes are presented, making complex concepts accessible to listeners of varying backgrounds.
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