35 - Dogen’s Genjokoan: A Verse by Verse Exploration – Part 2

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35 - Dogen’s Genjokoan: A Verse by Verse Exploration – Part 2

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Oct 26, 2017

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My second episode focused on the famous Zen text “Genjokoan,” written by Japanese Zen master Eihei Dogen in 1233. In this episode I cover "the moon reflected in water" section, and the "to study Buddhism is to study the self" section. (I'm proceeding through the essay verse by verse over the course of a few episodes.)

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Oct 26, 2017

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