Learn about traditional Zen and Buddhist teachings, practices, and history through episodes recorded specifically for podcast listeners. Host Domyo Burk is a Soto Zen priest and teacher.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 326 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & Spirituality |
The form of meditation we do in Zen, unless we’re working on a koan, is called shikantaza – nothing but sitting – or silent illumination. It’s been called a “method of no method,” in which we let go of any striving whatsoever – even to control our me... more
How do you find comfort in the precepts? What is the relationship between anger, forgiveness and justice? What about anxiety due to abrupt insight into emptiness? This is one of my unscripted Q&A episodes, where I answer questions submitted by listen... more
This is the third part of three of my episodes on “Learning the Self,” one of my Ten Fields of Zen. In the first episode I discussed why we “study the self” in Zen, and what “self” we’re talking about if – according to the teachings – the self is emp... more
Part two of three of my series on “Learning the Self,” one of my Ten Fields of Zen. Last episode I discussed why we “study the self” in Zen, and what “self” we’re talking about if the self is empty of any inherent nature! Now I move on to what is mea... more
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Some people may think that this isn’t a podcast for them as they just want to know about Buddhism. She covers all aspects of Buddhism in the history, practices and will answer questions regarding Buddhism. A following of Zen principles is not necessary. All Buddhists believe the same basic precepts and truths. They differ a great deal in the practices. If you want a basic grounding in Buddhism this is the podcast. Look back at her previous podcasts and you can choose what to listen to. It is e... more
There is a vast amount of information Domyo gives us in this podcast, and I have come away with some inspiration to continue my studying of Zen Bhuddism. Unfortunately, I find it very difficult to follow a narrator who is obviously reading from a script and not simply talking to her listeners. This is a me problem, obviously. I'm glad she is able to bring so much joy to her other listeners, but I will need to move on to other programs.
Thorough, accessible and smart. Perfect for beginners like myself or long time practitioners!
Hi, thankyou for your podcasts. I have different needs and what I really need is to be able to tell others what I need rather than have other people give me their version of my needs.
I found it very refreshing to have such clear concise and objective teachings on the various ways One could interpret the heart sutra. I’m particularly pleased with the authors, exploration and translation of the concept trying to be captured by the word emptiness.
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Listeners are invited to explore various aspects of Zen Buddhism, ranging from foundational principles to deep philosophical inquiries. The content is structured around enriching discussions led by an experienced Soto Zen priest and teacher, promoting an understanding of both traditional teachings and their practical applications in everyday life. Noteworthy topics include karma, generosity, the importance of mindful living, and lessons from Buddhist scriptures that connect with contemporary issues. The depth of content is complemented by a friendly and engaging delivery that encourages accessibility for both beginners and seasoned practitioners alike.
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