Santa Fe, NM
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismSelf-ImprovementEducationReligion & Spirituality |
In this talk, Valerie begins by revisiting themes from our recent sesshin – the wellspring of zazen, the intimacy of not-knowing, the peace that passes all understanding. The talk explores these themes by taking a fresh look at case 51 in the Book of... more
In this teisho, Shana uses Ruben Habito Roshi’s “ABC’s of Zen” as parallels for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. She then explores Case 43 of the Shoyoroku as a pointer into finding our own unique ways to support the healing of a seemingly divided w... more
In this talk, Valerie begins with poetry as a portal to the language of koans, a language that uses words to go beyond words. Koans don’t just describe or express the reality of who we truly are. They offer a turning word – a seed of awakening – that... more
In the Gateless Gate (Mumonkan) case 29, two monks watch a temple flag flapping in the wind. They argue back and forth: is it the flag that moves or the wind that moves? Seeing this, the 6th Chinese ancestor, Huineng, intervenes: “It is not the wind ... more
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The insight that Henry Shukman is able to express can do wonders. How he speaks on consciousness and our reality is a joy to listen too and he can make zen even more interesting than it already is. Not to mention, killer radio voice
Can you go deeper Zen and put this podcast on Spotify please. It would be ultra zen if you did this
At times, insight and wisdom are just the threshold... standing at the door, it is love that will lift the latch and invite you in for tea.
These talks are a true joy, a combination of scholarship, common sense and falling in love with the world over and over... The dharma is presented in a way that is fully relatable and filled with humility. If for no other reason, I listen to these podcasts for the moments that you can HEAR the sound of delight and wonder in a candlelit room. Thank you... I... more
Very much enjoying these dharma talks!
Thank you for presenting the Dharma so clearly.
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Exploring the intersection of Zen Buddhism and contemporary life, this podcast features thoughtful conversations led by insightful teachers and practitioners. Topics range from mindfulness, compassion, and the nature of suffering to the integration of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) within Zen practice. Each episode often blends personal anecdotes, teachings from classical Buddhist texts, and reflections on current societal issues, creating a rich tapestry that resonates with listeners seeking both spiritual growth and practical wisdom. The emphasis on interconnectedness, love, and the profound beauty of existence lends a unique perspective that invites deep reflection and engagement from its audience.
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Recent guests on Mountain Cloud Zen Podcasts include:
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2. David Hinton
3. Valerie Forstman
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