Spark Zen
Rev. Shōren HeatherSpark Zen is for introspective, iconoclastic thinkers interested in Zen/Buddhism; hosted by a Zen priest who lived at a monastery for 10 years.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 299 | Subscribers | Read | sparkzen.substack.com |
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All Is Swiftly Passing! Don't Waste Time!
Me and the wake-up bell in the pre-dawn dark after racing through the valley and clanging everyone AWAKE! (photo by Myles Cowherd)
The Zen of Waking Up
That’s me in the purple pullover running the wake-up bell at 3:50 AM when I was the head monk during the 2018 Tassajara winter practice period. On the last day, a gaggle of Zennies followed behind clanging pots, shouting, and ringing bells....
"Expect Nothing, Seek Nothing, Gain Nothing”
Kokyo’s not only a wonderful Dharma teacher, but also a fantastic artist. He calls this oil painting “Sunrise Meditation.”
The Garden of Flowers and Weeds: A New Translation of the Blue Cliff Record
In this episode, Matthew Juksan Sullivan and I discuss his translation and commentary of the Blue Cliff Record, which is a collection of 100 koans (enigmatic and paradoxical encounter dialogues) that was originally compiled in Song China in...
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Zen Priestess. Writer. Adventurer. I live and write in the wild, wonder-filled wilderness of Tassajara Zen Mountain Center, nestled in a valley in the Los Padres National Forest.
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