The Engage Wisdom Alpha Archive
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On Zen Center History, Personal History, and Nona RansomInterview of Suzuki Roshi by Peter Schneider Interview |
Suzuki Roshi | 2 of 2 |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. II-4Fall 1968 Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 2, Talk 4Tassajara |
Tokusan and The Old Lady===== Awakening the Archive - Tape #10, by Shundo David Haye ===== This is another track from the same problematic reel as the previous two talks in this series. Initially, it seemed to be a... |
Suzuki Roshi | 1:00pmSokoji |
To Study The SelfSesshin, Dogen, Genjokoan |
Suzuki Roshi | pmSokoji |
Although We Have Nothing, We Can Help Others By Offering ThingsThis talk was previously not ascribed to Suzuki Roshi - it was listed as XX-66-07-07 in the Redican log. At the beginning of the talk he is reading from a text, for which his voice sounds different to... |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
Putting Power In Your HaraAfternoon Sesshin Lecture Sesshin, Dogen, Fukanzazengi |
Suzuki Roshi | ATassajara |
ShōbōgenzōThursday, August 18, 1966 Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | BSokoji |
This Sesshin Was Wonderfully DoneSaturday, April 22, 1967 Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | BSokoji |
You Must Give Up Worldly DesiresSaturday, April 22, 1967 Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | ASokoji |
Miss Ransom Was A Teacher Of Conversation[Not an interview I think, but a question Peter asks at the beginning of the lecture, possibly pre-arranged with Suzuki. Got labeled as an interview because I had it grouped with Peter’s interviews... |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Form Is Emptiness and Emptiness Is FormHeart Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Some QuestionsLotus Sutra, Time |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Pure Silk, Sharp IronSitting cross-legged - and then what? Having the right state of mind. Chinese and Japanese culture. His absent-mindedness, impatience. Virtue of endurance. Zazen, Dogen |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Brown Rice is Just RightMorning Sesshin Lecture Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Our Effort In Our Practice |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. II-668-10-00-E Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 2, Talk 6Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. II-7Fall 1968 Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 2, Talk 7Tassajara |
True Happiness and Renewal of Practice at Year's EndNewly uploaded recording of this talk. Happiness, Buddha Nature |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
The Background of Shikantaza |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
“An Unsurpassed, Penetrating Buddha” |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Each One Of Us Is A CookAfternoon Sesshin Tea Lecture Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | B |
Lecture To Prof. Lewis R. Lancaster's Visiting ClassPractice and enlightnment as forgetting and letting go of everything. Even if we don't know what real practice is, continuing and allowing it to reveal itself. Answering student questions. Posture... |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Non-Dualistic PracticeSesshin Lecture No. 3: Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Selflessness, Being and Non-Being: The Background of ShikantazaSesshin Lecture No. 1: Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Epilogue: Zen MindAmerican practice different from Japanese practice. Enlightenment experience is beyond good and bad, beyond our usual way of thinking. Big mind is always with you, never outside of yourself. Discussion... |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Opening Lecture At Page Street Zendo: American PreceptsMoving into the new space. Don't worry about success, practice in the present. Hyakujo's regulations, positive and negative sides of guidelines and precepts. Precepts, Shingi |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Way-Seeking Mind, Part IIWinter Sesshin Lecture No. 2 Way-Seeking Mind, Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Way-Seeking Mind, Part IWinter Sesshin, Lecture No. 1 Way-Seeking Mind, Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Mudra Practice and How to Accept Instructions from Various TeachersTatsugami, Yoshida |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Japanese Way, American Way, Buddhist WayDogen |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Wherever You Go, You Will See YourselfSesshin Lecture No. 3 Sesshin, Tozan, Sandokai |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Resuming Big MindSesshin Lecture No. 1 [”For this seven-day sesshin, there are only transcriptions for lectures given on Days 1, 3, 5, 7, and the closing words... |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Just Enough ProblemsSesshin Lecture, Lecture 7: Page Street Apples Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | ACity Center |
Calmness of your MindSaturday Morning, February 13, 1971 Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Be Kind with YourselfWarm-hearted practice. Breathing and posture in zazen. We all have different circumstances, but in the monastery, we have one practice. Rules give freedom to practice. Dogen, Zazen, Tatsugami |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
The Driver |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Why We Have So Many ProblemsTuesday, March 2, 1971 |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Changing Our KarmaBaso |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
The Teaching Just for YouSesshin Lecture No. 1 Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |
Okesa CeremonyCeremony of the okesa: chanting the fascicle Shobogenzo Kesa Kudoku; ten virtues of the okesa. What is practice of zazen and practice of the okesa. Truth is beyond priest or layperson. Acknowledging... |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |