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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Buber’s “I and Thou” - Part 4 of 4
Today we’ll conclude our discussion of I and Thou by looking at Buber’s criticism of many forms of spirituality or mysticism that purport to dissolve the I-Thou relation into unity or non-separation, emptiness, and so forth. The general thr...
Buber’s “I and Thou” - Part 3 of 4
This morning we’ll continue reading from I and Thou, and I selected passages jumping ahead a little bit in the book in response to some of the questions and comments from last week, particularly around the nature of individual self-awarenes...
Buber’s “I and Thou” - Part 2 of 4
I’d like to continue our discussion of Martin Buber’s I and Thou, but I’ll begin by reading an exchange from the Book of Serenity.
Master Hōgen said to his student Shuzan, “If there’s even a hair’s breadth of difference, heaven and earth a...
Buber’s “I and Thou” - Part 1 of 4
I’d like to begin this morning talking about Martin Buber’s I and Thou. But first, I want to say a little bit about the spirit in which we encounter such a text.
Zen students are often very parochial. They have a tendency to think that it’...
A Deeply Ingrained Habit of Non-Avoidance
When Sigmund Freud introduced his patients to psychoanalysis, he gave them a very simple, basic instruction: say whatever comes to your mind. He called this “free association.” On the surface, it would seem like the simplest thing to do. We...
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