
New podcasts every Tues, Thurs and Sat. Here you can find talks from various teachers involved with the Zen Community of Oregon. We share talks from our retreats, as well as our different weekly offerings between Great Vow Zen Monastery and Heart of Wisdom Zen Temple. Zen Community of Oregon's purpose is to express and make accessible the wisdom and compassion of the Buddha’s teachings, as transmi... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 844 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Shonin explores three interconnected aspects of Zen practice through teachings from Maezumi Roshi: samadhi, forgetting the self, and actualization. With the image of three soft pillows, the talk offers an encouraging view of practice as a gradual pro... more
Jomon explores the Diamond Sutra and its invitation to loosen our grip on fixed ideas about ourselves and the world. Through the simple example of a cup of tea, stories of Zen teachers, and reflections on habitual thought, Jomon invites us to meet li... more
Jogen explores how Zen practice can restore our capacity for wonder and gratitude, even amid life’s difficulties and disappointments. Through meditation and inquiry inspired by the Diamond Sutra, he introduces samadhi (steady, open awareness) and pra... more
Hogen explores how chanting the Buddha’s name can loosen our sense of separation and help us reconnect with the fullness of our experience. Through wholehearted practice, we gradually awaken parts of ourselves that have been buried or excluded, findi... more
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These are great dharma talks from weekly meditation sits and sesshins (silent long meditation retreats). All the teachers have something different to offer and all have undergone years and years, typically over a decade of zen training to become recognised within the community. Jogen has a lot of very relatable talks for practitioners on here, particularly the “Practicing With Family” talk.
Recommended.
Kisei Sensei’s recent talk on impermanence has knocked me off my stool—in a good way. I feel challenged and befriended. Thank you.
Educational and Entertaining, this podcast has become my constant companion while driving, or lying down to sleep. The teachers not only focus on the sensational aspects of Zen, but also on those portions which are necessary and oftentimes difficult to hear. The teachers are compassionate, knowledgeable, and have a true love that is audibly communicated to their listeners. It is my hope that people who have an interest in Zen and mindfulness will discover this wonderful podcast.
Educational and Entertaining, this podcast has become my constant companion while driving, or lying down to sleep. The teachers not only focus on the sensational aspects of Zen, but also on those portions which are necessary and oftentimes difficult to hear. The teachers are compassionate, knowledgeable, and have a true love that is audibly communicated to their listeners. It is my hope that people who have an interest in Zen and mindfulness will discover this wonderful podcast.
Deep gratitude for the Zen Community of Oregon teachers and the deep practice their talks reflect. May the elixir of these Dharma teachings be a benefit to many.
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This series offers Dharma talks rooted in Zen practice, focusing on everyday application, mindfulness, and ethical living. Episodes explore themes like non-attachment, openness to experience, compassion, and the Bodhisattva vow, often weaving lineage context and traditional Zen concepts with practical prompts for sustaining practice in daily life. Notable is the emphasis on living depth in ordinary moments, the role of lineage and community, and the mix of reflections from multiple teachers that maintain accessibility for practitioners at various levels.
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Recent guests on Zen Community of Oregon Dharma Talks include:
1. Jogen Salzberg
2. Hogen Roshi
3. Shonin Ashton
4. Bansho Green
5. Jogen Sensei
6. Vanessa Mead
7. Lee Lesser
8. Shinne Monial
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