Ordinary Mind Zendo
The Zendo was founded in 1996 by Barry Magid, a Dharma heir of Charlotte Joko Beck and is dedicated to her vision of a psychologically minded Zen practice adapted to the needs of American students practicing in the context of our everyday lives.
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Does The Self Exist?
One way or another I seem to find in the discussion groups a variety of contexts that keeps circling back to the question: does the self exist? It seems like you can’t have a discussion group about Buddhism without somebody insisting on rai...
We Uphold Our Practice and It Upholds Us
I wanted to start this morning talking a little bit about tangaryo and its relationship to jukai ceremonies, which we’ll be having later this week at our Garrison retreat.
In general, in Ordinary Mind, when we reestablished the jukai cerem...
Two Moons In The Sky
Book of Serenity, Case 21.
Yunyan was sweeping the ground outside the temple. Daowu saw him and said, “Too busy.” Yunyan replied, “You should know there’s one that’s not busy.” Daowu said, “Well, in that case, there are two moons in the sk...
Our Self Does Not Precede Relation
Generally I don’t particularly enjoy going back and reading my old dharma talks. But this week’s reading was an exception — more because of the quotes from Zadie Smith than anything I wrote in commentary about them. I think the sections I q...
Our Vulnerability Is Who and What We Are
Book of Serenity, Case 94: Tōzan Was Unwell.
Your Reverence is unwell. Is there anyone who does not become ill? There is. Does the one who does not get ill take care of Your Reverence? The old monk is properly taking care of that one. The...
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