
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 | BuddhismReligion & SpiritualityReligion | |||

“The wisdom of the Buddhas is infinitely profound and immeasurable... and that door is difficult to understand and difficult to enter when we believe our stories.”
In this recent dharma talk, Koshin Sensei reflects on becoming an “assistant gardener... more
“When I forget who I am, I return to the Buddha. When I’m lost in confusion, I return to the Dharma. When I feel alone, I return to the Sangha.”
In this tender and luminous talk, Chodo Sensei reflects on the Three Refuges of Buddhism—Buddha, Dharma,... more
“I love birthdays because they remind us: I was born, and I’m going to die. This is my one shot.”
In this talk from his birthday this past Sunday, Koshin Sensei reflects on the gift of being alive and the simplicity of a nourishing life.
Drawing on... more
“The true way is not something bestowed by others... it is found in the depths of your own heart-mind.”
On the 68th day of our recent Commit to Sit, Koshin Sensei reflects on teachings from Shakyamuni Buddha, Dogen Zenji, and Uchiyama Roshi, remindi... 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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The content focuses extensively on Buddhism and Zen practices, with an underlying theme of mindfulness and compassion. Themes such as the nature of desire, the importance of presence in our lives, and the personal experiences of renowned Zen practitioners are thoroughly explored. Listeners can expect rich discussions relating to historical figures in Zen, personal anecdotes from modern practitioners, and practical guidance for applying Zen principles to everyday life. Unique elements include the emphasis on contemplative care and the deep ties between ancient wisdom and contemporary challenges faced by individuals today.
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