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 | Weekly | Episodes | 310 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & Spirituality |
In this extemporaneous question-and-answer episode I address a listener's comment on my answer in a recent Q&A episode about the relationship between Buddhism and eating a plant-based diet. Then I respond to two different questions about the practice... more
Chances are, whether you're aware of it or not, you have a certain way of framing your Dharma practice. That is, you function using a conceptual framework that defines your relationship to your practice, the intent of that practice, and what is suppo... more
Almost everyone who practices meditation or mindfulness encounters the phenomenon of the wandering mind – when, despite your conscious intention, your mind is filled with thoughts that have nothing to do with your current experience. You can employ v... more
This is an extemporaneous question-and-answer episode. Do you know the difference between a parami and a paramita? Do I still like to think of mindfulness as "undivided presence?" What about when Buddhists use the idea of karma as an excuse not to ta... more
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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.
vajrayana buddhism has been central to my life for 30 years but recently i’ve become more drawn to the zen tradition. domyo podcast has clarified so many of the big questions i had about the way of zen, with her immense knowledge and wisdom. thank you so much domyo
Thank you so much for this wonderful podcast series and supporting website which is packed full of information and resources in a very accessible, thought through and helpful way. So much care and attention is taken to every podcast and the teacher is very clear and grounded in warmth and humanity. Thank you so much. If you're looking for greater knowledge to understand and or integrate Zen Buddhism into your life then this podcast series and website is highly recommended!
Thoughtfully researched and reflective podcast that covers topics that arise from practice. Welcoming teacher and community who support development of and respond to questions.
I was looking for a podcast that gives detailed information in background about Zen Buddhism, and this delivers that and much more. Domio Burk’s style is not only informative, it is inspiring. I am listening from the beginning and working my way through. I feel like I am listening to an in-depth, interesting lecture series.
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Focusing on traditional Zen and Buddhist teachings, this podcast offers a deep exploration of practices, insights, and historical context related to Buddhism. The discussions often center around practical applications of Zen philosophy in daily life, helping listeners to cultivate mindfulness and compassion. Notably, the host emphasizes clarity and accessibility in conveying complex Buddhist ideas, which is appealing to both beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Unique to this offering is the engagement with listener questions combined with personal anecdotes, making the teachings relatable and actionable. Episodes tackle a wide range of topics, including the nature of suffering, ethical living, and meditation techniques, ensuring a h... more
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