Gary Snyder and the unbroken world

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Gary Snyder and the unbroken world

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Aug 12, 2022

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Aug 12, 2022

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Ordinary Mind Zendo's podcast will play Dharma talks from Zen teacher and psychoanalyst Barry Magid. Barry Magid is a Dharma heir of Charlotte Joko Beck. These talks address a psychologically minded Zen practice adapted to the needs of American students practicing in the context of their everyday lives. Though much of the material here is specific to Zen practice, non Zen folk will find it interesting as well, as it addresses issues of our shared humanity. New episodes will generally be uploaded each week a talk is given at the zendo.

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Peter Nichols at ZCP Sesshin by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Weeds of separation, clearing of universal compassion by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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The Aristotelian nature of buddhism in the west by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Nothing is hidden: Joshu and the oil salesman by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Becoming transparent to cold and heat by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Practice and the contextualization of suffering by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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When making an axe handle, the pattern is not far off by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Being embedded in the fabric of tradition by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Max and Barry discuss human flourishing and Buddhism in the West by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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There's no such thing as a clean slate by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Barry Magid on Human Flourishing and the Evolution of Buddhism in the West by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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The nature of effort in practice by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Max Erdstein on Human Flourishing and the Evolution of Buddhism in the West by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Intermediate steps to non-separation by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Interconnection is as basic to what we are as impermanence by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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What to feed the fish who’s escaped the net by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Neither the flag nor the wind by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Losing Ourselves Pt. 1 by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Reflecting on Rohatsu: Shakyamuni goes home by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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The universal root and don’t know mind by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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What are the actual fruits of our practice? by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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The Zen of Br'er Rabbit by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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What's really going on? by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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What is atom by atom samadhi? by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Free will: neither god nor billiard ball by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Your life can’t be squandered – the fruit is always ripe by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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The body is exposed in the golden wind by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Sun-faced buddha, moon-faced buddha in our own life by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Dokusan and its relation to our zazen practice by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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The pure delight of simply serving rice by Ordinary Mind Zendo
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Gary Snyder and the unbroken world

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