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Joyful Mind, Motherly Mind, Great Mind ( ... and thank you to Beliefnet)
( Dogen's Instructions for the Cook - XXXIII)As we close this year 2009 ... all is truly but a constant beginning, ever new ...And as we conclude our reading of the Tenzo Kyokun, there remains ongoing life and practice ...In these final passages, Master Dogen reminds us to be joyful, to take care of
posted 3:12:37am Dec. 31, 2009 |
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Between Heaven and Hell
(And, in case you have not heard ... after a lovely year here at Beliefnet.com, our daily "Sit-a-long with Jundo" Zazen netcasts will be moving home on January 1st to SHAMBHALA SUNSPACE, the webpage of the Shambhala Sun and Buddhadharma magazines, where we will be a daily featured Buddhist blog ...
posted 3:45:48am Dec. 30, 2009 |
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Life Is Our Temple
( Dogen's Instructions for the Cook - XXXI)Right here, right now ... this is the time and place of realization ... awakening and making it real ...___________________________When I observedaccomplished people in the past who held the position of cook, their personalqualities were naturally in
posted 7:54:33am Dec. 29, 2009 |
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'Mondays with TAIGU' - A New Year ... No Expectations ...
A new year ... no expectations ...(After a lovely year here at Beliefnet.com, our daily "Sit-a-long with Jundo" Zazen netcasts will be moving home on January 1st to SHAMBHALA SUNSPACE, the webpage of the Shambhala Sun and Buddhadharma magazines, where we will be a daily featured Buddhist blog ... si
posted 2:38:50am Dec. 28, 2009 |
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Join our Weekly 'SATURDAY (almost) LIVE FROM TREELEAF' Real-Time Zen Meditation TONIGHT!
Due to technical difficulties ... A PRE-RECORDED 'RE-SIT' TODAY ... Please join our weekly "(almost) Live from Treeleaf" Zazenkai meditation ...We start with 3 floor prostrations (or deep Gassho), then chant the Heart Sutra in ENGLISH (see below), then sit about 40 minutes of Zazen, then 5 minutes o
posted 7:18:07am Dec. 26, 2009 |
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posted January 8, 2009 at 8:05 am
This is really good!
Please continue!
posted January 8, 2009 at 9:46 pm
I like your beach analogy. I think I would take your blender and make Margaritas, on the beach.
posted January 8, 2009 at 9:52 pm
A wonderful blend of Dharma and technology. What kitchen appliance would teachers have used in the 13th century?
posted January 9, 2009 at 12:00 am
Wow Jundo! You’re like the Carrot-Top of Zazen! Love the prop work.
Y’know, you just don’t see enough appliances in this kind of subject matter. Maybe the Pope should use a Dustbuster or Shamwow when he gives his addresses at St. Peter’s.
Joking (sorta)
Gassho,
Leland