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Meeting the Inconceivable | Zen Koans, Dreams & the Creative Life

Pacific Zen Institute
Zen Koans
Meditation
Buddhism
Awakening
Zen
Transformation
Creativity
Pacific Zen Institute
Zen Practice
Buddha Nature
Koans
Thanksgiving
Poetry
Enlightenment
Anna Akhmatova
Gratitude
Autumn
Dreams
Karma
Cape Horn

Meeting the Inconceivable is a podcast exploring Zen koans, dreams, and the creative life produced by Pacific Zen Institute (PZI). PZI is a lively Rinzai Zen community and mystery school made up of artists, innovators, and seekers of all kinds. Our talks weave traditional Zen and koan practice with poetry, art, Buddhism, Jungian and archetypal psychology, and Eastern and Western myth. Our deep div... more

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Latest Episodes

In this episode, Roshi Allison Atwill tells an old story in which a man dreams that he is a butterfly.

Upon waking, he begins to wonder if he is, in fact, a butterfly dreaming of being a man.

Atwill invites us into the true wonder that appears wh... more

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Through exploring the classic Roadrunner and Wiley Coyote screenwriting rules, Roshi John Tarrant interrogates the constraints we so often place on life in hopes of it all making more sense.

In meditation, our rules often begin to loosen, and the t... more

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In this lively summer sesshin talk, Roshi John Tarrant engages students in reflecting on what actually happens as practice deepens during a long retreat.

Like front foot and back foot walking, we get a taste of the light and then are lost again in ... more

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Meditation is not something you do; it is something you surrender to.

In this episode, Roshi John Tarrant speaks from deep inside Summer sesshin about how, with practice, the gap between ourselves and the universe begins to close and we start to tr... more

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Recent Guests

Roshi Allison Atwill
Roshi of Pacific Zen Institute, presenter of the episode
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John Tarrant
Roshi and host of the show, associated with Pacific Zen Institute; central figure across episodes.
Tess Beasley
Host guiding contemplative discussions; frequently contributes poetry and koan-centered reflection.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • I feel so Zen!

    These guys are the real deal! I can feel it and hear it. I love Tess’s soothing voice. This podcast is fascinating and a great place to start for someone who is interested in learning more about spirituality!

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Listener feedback highlights a soothing, insightful host voice and a rich, poetic approach to Zen practice.
The show is praised for blending traditional Zen with creativity, storytelling, and psychology.
Audiences likely appreciate practical mindfulness nuggets paired with philosophical depth.
Some listeners might prefer more direct, structured instructional content over stories and koans.

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The Golden Birds & Buddha Nature
Q: How do you view the mistakes of the youngest brother?
His mistakes are integral to his journey, leading him to greater wisdom and insight.
The Golden Birds & Buddha Nature
Q: What do you think about the Golden Bird story's theme of sacrifice?
The karma stays in play until the sacrifice is offered, requiring one to let go of fixed views.
Uncertainty as the Bodhisattva's Healing Balm
Q: Can you say a little bit about the experience of not picking and choosing in the Bodhisattva?
It's taking place inside of an unfathomable mystery, and it's something being born through interaction.
Uncertainty as the Bodhisattva's Healing Balm
Q: Where do I see the light in that?
It feels like a fluttering in my hands, like the way my hands are connected to my heart.
Guanyin's 84,000 Hands & Eyes of Mercy
Q: Can you explain how would you use it?
The inquiry koans are like traveling kits for koans, where one asks questions like 'who is walking?' to explore awareness without needing concentration.

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A thoughtful series exploring Zen koans, dreams, and the creative life through reflective teaching, storytelling, and poetry. Episodes blend traditional Zen practice with personal anecdotes, koan study, and interviews that illuminate awakening, embodiment, and compassionate engagement in daily life. Notable for its lyrical, literary approach, use of koans as living practice, and a focus on imagination, creativity, and psychology within Buddhist traditions; it often weaves in poetry, art, and myth to broaden spiritual inquiry and accessibility for listeners seeking depth plus practical mindfulness.

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