Entering a Small Stone Temple
Larry McSpaddenField notes from a long practice — where ordinary life meets ancestral Zen
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# 3: It’s Not a Self-help Project
In almost all Zen centers and temples, at the conclusion of a block of sitting, after a talk, or during a retreat, The Four Vows are chanted by everyone present. Of the many English translations, here’s my favorite (it’s from Endless Path Z...
# 2: “My Realization” is an Oxymoron
After a sesshin back at the Rochester Zen Center, a friend of mine once exclaimed to another friend, “Zen is truly bodhisattvic! First it shows you where you’re stuck. Then it sets you free.” Sesshin is a Japanese word for an intensive Zen...
# 1: You Actually Have To Do It
The hours-long crawl into Mexico City from the airport was a cacophony of sounds, a riot of color, an ocean of exhaust and unfamiliar smells. Casa Zen turned out to be a nondescript two-story whitewashed adobe fronting a busy street, across...
Field Notes from the Early Rochester Years
The midday sun is bright as we share a bench in the small backyard of the Rochester Zen Center. It’s September, 1971, and we’ve just been through our first sesshin. Three days and nights of inner chaos and outer novelty. Fifty-five of us we...
What Nuremberg Had To Do With It
Let’s turn our mind’s eye to a mid-spring afternoon in 1947. We’re walking near the center of Tokyo. We pass blocks where the scars of war are still visible, then turn into narrower streets lined with trees in new leaf. A stone wall. A wood...
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Longtime Zen student, living and practicing in central Indiana.
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