
GROUNDED IN THE DHARMA. DEVOTED TO CONTEMPLATIVE CARE.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhismReligion | |||

“Our practice doesn't ask us how to end wars, it asks us where the wars begin. In this body. In this flash of rage. In this certainty that I am right and you are wrong.”
Amid news of global conflicts and war, Chodo Sensei offers a profound reflectio... more
“When you encounter obstacles, do not see them as hindrances separate from practice.”
In this talk from the beginning of the year (and in preparation for the Year of the Fire Horse), Koshin Sensei reflects on what it really means to make effort. Not... more
“Many people can study lots of things, but are you living that way?”
On the 12th day of our Commit to Sit, during a winter blizzard, Koshin Sensei explores a profound question: What's the difference between talking about spiritual practice and actua... more
“Each in breath is bringing life into the body, and each out breath is a death. We never know if there'll be another inhale.”
On the third day of our recent Winter Sesshin (silent retreat), Chodo Sensei offers a profound teaching on the practice of ... more
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Love the topics and the talks however the audio is to boomy to make out much of the words
I appreciate the way these talks engage aspects of modern life that had not yet arisen at the time that most Buddhist discourses were composed. This makes their wisdom more readily available to someone such as myself. But make no mistake: this isn’t “Buddhism Lite.” These talks will make you question yourself if you listen to them.
Love the Center, Chodo and Koshin, and so grateful these talks are available on my phone...
Koshin has a wonderful way of telling stories, these quiet meaningful incidents and zen koans.
Clear insight that is easy to follow and empowering to one's practice.
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Focused on the teachings of Zen Buddhism and contemplative practices, the content emphasizes mindfulness, compassion, and the interconnectedness of personal and communal responsibilities. Episodes feature discussions about the importance of genuine engagement with Zen principles while navigating contemporary life challenges. Unique in offering personal anecdotes and reflections, speakers encourage listeners to integrate these teachings into their daily lives, providing insights not just on spiritual aspects but also practical applications in addressing societal issues and fostering community support.
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