Awakening Rohatsu Retreat
/Rohatsu (Buddha’s Enlightenment) retreat talk.
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The Mountain Rain Zen Dharma Podcast
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Beyond Right and Wrong: Finding our Way Talk Four
/Four talks on Dogen Zenji’s Shoaku Makusa (Refrain from Unwholesome Action): In this piece of writing Dogen askes us to question deeply our assumptions of good and evil, to illuminate right and wrong from the view of practice. This deep investigation of right and wrong is a gateway to fully expressing our life and expressing Buddha Dharma.
Beyond Right and Wrong: Finding our Way Talk Three
/Four talks on Dogen Zenji’s Shoaku Makusa (Refrain from Unwholesome Action): In this piece of writing Dogen askes us to question deeply our assumptions of good and evil, to illuminate right and wrong from the view of practice. This deep investigation of right and wrong is a gateway to fully expressing our life and expressing Buddha Dharma.
Read MoreBeyond Right and Wrong: Finding our way Talk Two
/Four talks on Dogen Zenji’s Shoaku Makusa (Refrain from Unwholesome Action): In this piece of writing Dogen askes us to question deeply our assumptions of good and evil, to illuminate right and wrong from the view of practice. This deep investigation of right and wrong is a gateway to fully expressing our life and expressing Buddha Dharma.
Read MoreBeyond Right and Wrong: Finding our Way Talk One
/Four talks on Dogen Zenji’s Shoaku Makusa (Refrain from Unwholesome Action): In this piece of writing Dogen askes us to question deeply our assumptions of good and evil, to illuminate right and wrong from the view of practice. This deep investigation of right and wrong is a gateway to fully expressing our life and expressing Buddha Dharma.
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