Talk by Shinryu Sensei “What Are We Doing Here?”

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Talk by Shinryu Sensei “What Are We Doing Here?”

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April 13, 2019 Shinryu Sensei discusses the point of Zen meditation today, drawing from Master Keizan’s classic “Points to Keep in Mind when Practicing Zazen” (Zazen Yojinki)

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Dharma talks on Zen Buddhism from the Village Zendo in New York City.

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Talk by Myoko Sensei “Calm Within the Storm”: Myoko Sensei reminds us that within all the turbulence of our troubled times, our practice offers us refuge from the storm. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Eisho Sensei “A Look Into the Heart Sutra”: In this talk Eisho looks into the Heart Sutra in a fresh and inviting way. Recorded October 28th 2018. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Roshi “As If In a Dream”: What do we see as if in a dream — in our personal, political, and spiritual life? by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Frank Ostaseski: November 11, 2018 by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Tokuyu Hoshi “Improvise Your Life”: How can we stay in the flow while maintaining form, and how can we keep form without losing the flow? by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Ryotan Sensei: “Practicing Compassion in the Dark”: A Bodhisattva of compassion reaches back for a pillow in the middle of the night. Bernie Roshi groping in the dark transforms the world. November 18, 2018, Zazenkai by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Ryotan Sensei “Stillness in Action”: In his talk during October’s zazenkai, Ryotan Sensei shares how the foot before and the foot behind in walking get nowhere, and everywhere. Recorded October 13, 2018. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Roshi: The World is Vast and Wide: The World is Vast and Wide December 20, 2018 Enkyo Roshi opens up the Verse of the Kesa to encourage us to embody benefaction, to respond to suffering through practice. Thus we change the world. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
21 min listen
Talk by Kaku Hoshi “Following Ryokan”: In this talk, during our 2018-19 winter retreat, Kaku Hoshi looks deeply into the poetry and life of Zen master Ryokan. With our study text “Sky Above, Great Wind” as his guide, Kaku contrasts his own life with the voluntary poverty of Ryokan. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Kaku Hoshi “Dogen’s Report to the MeToo Movement”: In this talk, Kaku Hoshi offers an idea of what Dogen’s report to the MeToo movement might be. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Roshi “Appreciating Bernie”: In this talk Roshi fondly remembers her recently departed teacher Zen Master Bernie Glassman. She recounts how they met, and how Bernie used his actions and activism to teach and inspire a new kind of Zen practice. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Ryotan Sensei “Drop Body and Mind”: Ryotan Sensei reminds us that Zazen is the heart of our practice by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Bokushu Hoshi “Zazen… Why ask Why? Here’s Why!”: May 19, 2019 Bokushu Hoshi explores how Zazen benefits our suffering world. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Roshi “Throughout the Body”: February 10, 2019 Enkyo Roshi asks how we can embody the compassion of Avalokiteshvara. Like reaching behind ourselves for the pillow in the night, we respond with the whole body, giving and receiving. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Kojin Gaelyn Roshi “Responding to Flames”: Kojin Gaelyn Roshi is the abbot of Houston Zen Center, a Soto Zen temple in Suzuki Roshi’s lineage. She received ordination from Tenshin Reb Anderson at the San Francisco Zen Center in 1991, and Dharma Transmission in 2003. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Tokuyu Hoshi “Gold Sufficient for a Nation”: In this talk senior student Tokuyu starts with issues his music students have with recognition, and the feeling of lack and never achieving enough. Tokuyu looks at how psychology and physiology combine to create internal anger that can lead to chronic... by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Joshin Sensei “Build Me a Seamless Monument”: We are the world, inseparable from it and not above it; yet, in our quest for affirmation, we seek special status. Joshin explores how the quest for dominance arises from a case of mistaken identity. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Shinryu Sensei “A Single Pearl”: In this talk, during our 2018-19 winter retreat, Shinryu Sensei says “welcome home” to those attending the retreat and sees coming home itself as a way of expressing our practice. He then states his admiration for the poems of Ryokan and reads a few, by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Bokushu Hoshi “The Four Vows Part One: Sentient Beings”: In the first of a series of talks on the Four Vows, Bokushu looks at the value of life through the first vow “Sentient Beings are numberless: I vow to save them.” by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Bokushu Hoshi, “Mailboxes are People, Too”: Bokushu Hoshi reflects on a startling encounter with three mailboxes that revealed him to himself. December 13, 2018 by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Roshi “The Miracle of Samadhi”: Roshi Enkyo O’Hara gives the first talk of our 2018-2019 winter retreat. Roshi starts by recognizing the efforts our retreat organizers, and our Winter Ango practice leader Gessho Randolph. Roshi recites a short poem from our study text by the Zen poet... by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
28 min listen
Talk by Ryotan Sensei “Truly Dropping Out”: In this talk, the last of our 2018-19 winter retreat, Ryotan Sensei starts by thanking the many Sangha members who work hard to create our retreat. He then mentions growing up in the same town as Dr. Timothy Leary, who’s famous slogan was “Tune in, by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Joshin Sensei “Alone with an Empty Bowl”: In this the second talk of the Winter Ango sesshin, Joshin Sensei talks about the sense of lack that is customary for the small self to experience and how this gives rise to the thirst for affirmation not to mention greed, anger and ignorance. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Ryotan Sensei “Ordinary and Extraordinary”: June 20, 2019 Ryo explores the Four Noble Truths as an expression of Ordinary Mind. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Ryotan Sensei “Experience Can Be Hard to Bear”: January 17, 2019 Ryotan Sensei observes how a poem by Ryokan points to the confusion between words or concepts and reality itself. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Ryotan Sensei “Paint and Precepts”: February 9, 2019 Zazenkai Ryotan Sensei punctures the idea that ideas are not the real deal, and then points to precepts as the manifestation of the whole universe. Can we actualize with all sentient beings? by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Bokushu Hoshi “The Four Vows Part Two: In the Soup”: February 17, 2019 Bokushu Hoshi gives the second of a series of talks on the Four Vows. How can we practice with and relate to our inexhaustible desires? by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Joshin Sensei “Sen-Jo and her Soul are Separated”: June 8, 2019 Joshin Sensei talks about the rupture in connection that personal and collective trauma creates, and how it benefits us to become aware of our autonomic nervous system to become better able to regulate it. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Bokushu Hoshi “The Four Vows Part Four: What’s Dharma, and What Masters It?”: April 21, 2019 In this dharma “talk,” Bokushu Hoshi explores the nature of words and dharma. Is there something to master? If we don’t create a single thing — if we simply encounter reality — perhaps we can allow dharma to master us. by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Myoko Sensei “When Accidents Happen”: Myoko Sensei reflects on how the universe can abruptly bare its randomness and shift our reality like a flipping dime. What do we do when there’s nothing to be done? Practice teaches us to open the window and stay close to just what is happening—allowi... by Village Zendo Teacher Talks
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Talk by Shinryu Sensei “What Are We Doing Here?”

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