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Ahead or Behind?
Teachings, UncategorizedTim Lerch JDPSNJuly 31, 2001
The Morning Bell Chant
Teachings, UncategorizedZen Master Hae KwangJune 30, 2001
A Return to North Korea
Teachings, UncategorizedZen Master Dae JinMay 31, 2001
Our Original Compass
Teachings, UncategorizedTim Lerch JDPSNApril 30, 2001
Transmission Dharma Talk
Teachings, UncategorizedZen Master Bon SoengApril 14, 2001action, American layman, Appearing, bubble, changing, Chinese nun, concepts, conditions, delusion, Diamond Sutra, disappearing, dream, function, generation, greed, hatred, ideas, killing, Korean Buddhism, Kye Ryong Sahn, madness, manifestation, phantom, philosophy, racism, relationships, self-centeredness, selfishness, separation, situations, solution, transmission, tribalism, world peace
Inka Dharma Speech
Teachings, UncategorizedMyo Ji Sunim JDPSApril 6, 2001activities, belief system, Catholic Church, Christian ministers, doubt, emptiness, empty, energy, kidos, Mind creates everything
Suppose you can get what you want...
Teachings, UncategorizedTim Lerch JDPSNJanuary 31, 2001
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Teachings, UncategorizedZen Master Bon ShimDecember 31, 2000actors, blankness, bows, clear, condition, crazy, direction, discipline, emotional gate, enlightenment, everyday life, functions, ideal, illusions, inspiration, interview, kong-ans, meditation, miracles, mistake, motivation, non-stop, perceiving gate, perspective, practice, precepts, progress, samadhi, samsara, shy gate, situation, suffering, support, transform, true way, universe, unpleasant feeling
Death, Dying, and Kong-Ans
Teachings, UncategorizedZen Master Soeng HyangNovember 30, 2000Bodhisattva path, chanting, form, grief, intimacy, Ji Jang Bosal, mantra, suffering
Buddha's Enlightenment Day Poem 2000
Teachings, UncategorizedZen Master Hae KwangNovember 30, 2000poem
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Teachings, UncategorizedZen Master Wu BongSeptember 2, 2000ceremony, inka, meaning, sutras
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Question: In many families now, both parents have to work. They also have children and social responsibilities. How can the parents make a living, raise a family and still have time to practice? Zen Master Seung Sahn: If you have children and both pa
"Dry cognition cannot help your life." Quote by Zen Master Seung Sahn. #zen #clearmind #dharma #sutras #zmseungsahn #kwanumzen
When you look closely, this world is like a huge insane asylum. Everyone creates his or her own prison. We double- and triple-lock ourselves in and cry out for freedom. As soon as we create ideas and concepts of freedom, we become unfree. In the mome
"Practice is not only what we do in the meditation room." Quote by Zen Master Seung Sahn. #zen #meditation #moment #trymind #simple #zmseungsahn #kwanumzen
"Everything comes from where?" Quote by Zen Master Seung Sahn. #zen #kwanumzen #zmseungsahn
When you see the sky, only blue. When you see the tree, just green. When you see the wall, only white. When you see the floor during meditation time, eyes half open and only meditating, only brown. That name is "seeing something, mind is clear.&
"The Buddha gave all kinds of teaching, and he said that he taught that way to save all different kinds of minds." Quote by Zen Master Soeng Hyang #zen #buddha #mind #dontknow #kongan #engage #kwanumzen
In Buddhism, faith has nothing to do with anything outside of ourselves. It does not necessarily have to do with something supernatural or esoteric. In a sense, it's faith in our own true nature. It's faith in a sense that I can be willing to let go
Join us for an Online Meditation Retreat on July 24–25! The retreat will be led by Nancy Hedgpeth JDPSN, Andrzej Stec JDPSN and Arne Schaefer JDPSN and will include 1:1 kong-an interviews. This will be a 24 hour continuous retreat, but you may

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