The Engage Wisdom Alpha Archive
| Title | Speaker | Broken handler search_api_index_talks.field_wisdom_date |
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Silent Sitting & Social ActionZen students often ask how our practice of silence and stillness relates to injustice and our environmental crisis. In this class we explore this question and study the intimate interplay of beneficial... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | 1 of 7The Yoga Room |
Compassion is a ConversationA conversation is what we are doing together. Buddhas are sitting upright and still, in the midst of everything, having a conversation with silence. The story of his Nanchuan and his sickle. Meeting... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | AMNo Abode Hermitage |
Silent Sitting and Social ActionAll compounded phenomena are unworthy of confidence. Compassion to these unstable phenomena is our practice. Zen stories are about enacting awakening within social interactions. Attend to your body,... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | PMNo Abode Hermitage |
Silent Sitting and Social ActionSitting in the world, we can't perceive the whole world; we sit in our dharma position, which changes all the time. Impermanence is Buddhism - this place is no abode.. Dharma Position, Impermanence, Compassion |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | AMNo Abode Hermitage |
Silent Sitting & Social ActionZen students often ask how our practice of silence and stillness relates to injustice and our environmental crisis. In this class we explore this question and study the intimate interplay of beneficial... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | 3 of 7The Yoga Room |
Silent Sitting & Social ActionZen students often ask how our practice of silence and stillness relates to injustice and our environmental crisis. In this class we explore this question and study the intimate interplay of beneficial... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | 2 of 7 |
Silent Sitting & Social ActionZen students often ask how our practice of silence and stillness relates to injustice and our environmental crisis. In this class we explore this question and study the intimate interplay of beneficial... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | 4 of 7The Yoga Room |
The Hands And Eyes Of AvalokiteshvaraCompassion is the teaching of the Buddha. Stories of the different statues and scrolls at No Abode. Yunmen and Daowu, the thousand arms of Avalokiteshvara. Compassion, Avalokitesvara, Transmission |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | AMNo Abode Hermitage |
Introduction To The Four Afflictions Of SelfDiscussing afflictions of the mind where the self appears, as an opportunity to explore consciousness. The ignorance of the view that the self is operating the situation. Consciousness |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | PMNo Abode Hermitage |
Silent Sitting & Social ActionZen students often ask how our practice of silence and stillness relates to injustice and our environmental crisis. In this class we explore this question and study the intimate interplay of beneficial... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | 6 of 7The Yoga Room |
Silent Sitting & Social ActionZen students often ask how our practice of silence and stillness relates to injustice and our environmental crisis. In this class we explore this question and study the intimate interplay of beneficial... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | 7 of 7The Yoga Room |
The New CoffinSummary of the unrecorded morning talk. The practice of just sitting. Remembering stillness, letting go of 'what next.' Training to ready for this moment, and for death. Death-and-Dying |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | PMNo Abode Hermitage |
2008.05.01-MZMC-pm |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | Minnesota Zen Center |
2008.05.02-MZMC-am |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | Minnesota Zen Center |
2006.11.11-ZMC |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | Tassajara |
What Is Most Important For You In This LifeWe are all creating the space together for people to have profound experience in zazen. Kind and unkind thoughts are opportunities to express the Buddha mind. Compassion towards wholesome and... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | PMNo Abode Hermitage |
What Is Most Important For You In This LifeBeing clear about our ultimate concern. Remember, aspire, commit to, and train to realise this. The story of Tong-an and Liangshan: what is the business under the patched robe? Intimacy. Another... |
Tenshin Reb Anderson | AMNo Abode Hermitage |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. II-8Fall 1968 Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 2, Talk 8Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. II-10Fall 1968 Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 2, Talk 10Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. II-12Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. 12 October 1968 Lotus Sutra, First Principle |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 2, Talk 12Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. II-15Fall, 1968 Lotus Sutra, First Principle |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 2, Talk 15Tassajara |
Shariputra In The Lotus SutraNewly reprocessed recording should be a little clearer Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
Sun-Faced Buddha, Moon-Faced BuddhaSunday, March 9, 1969 Koan story of sun-faced buddha, moon-faced buddha. Practicing while well or while sick. Accepting what we don't like. Understanding everyday... |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
Nansen's “Everyday Mind Is Dao” |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Find Out for YourselfFind out what "buddha-nature" and "enlightenment" mean. Study without purpose. How his teacher in Japan treated him; trying to discover the right thing to do. Sesshin, Zazen, Eiheiji |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
Our Practice Should Be Based On The Idea Of SelflessnessSunday Morning, March 16, 1969 |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Ordinary Mind, Buddha Mind |
Suzuki Roshi | |
The Only Desire That Is Complete Is Buddha's Desire |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Zen Is Not Something To Talk About, And Also It Is Something To Talk AboutShunryu Suzuki (with Ryogen Yoshimura) Audio includes Yoshimura at beginning. Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Jumping Off the 100-Foot PoleSunday Lecture |
Suzuki Roshi | |
How To Take Our Bodhisattva's VowTuesday Morning, April 29, 1969 Dogen, Agama Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
Direct Experience of RealityBaso, Dogen |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
Zen Embodiment: Form and EmptinessDuplicate of talk from this date. |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Yakusan did not give lectures for a long timeJune 1969 Story of Yakusan saying he was not a teacher to give lectures. Making effort, and paying attention. What is right effort? |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
It Is Rather Difficult For Us To Figure Out Why We Started To Practice ZazenTuesday, July 1, 1969 |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Practice Should Be The Practice Of “Right Now.”Thursday, July 3, 1969 Heart Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Question And Answer SessionTuesday, July 8, 1969 Question-and-Answer |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
FORM AND EMPTINESS IIWednesday, July 9, 1969 Heart Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Eulogy For Trudy Dixon Given During Her Funeral CeremonyWords from the funeral eulogy for Trudy Dixon. Magnanimous mind Tassajara, Dogen, Buddha Mind |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
I have nothing in my mind |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
Enjoy Your LifeTalk on the moon landing |
Suzuki Roshi | |
Blue Cliff Records-43Tozan's hot and cold. Blue Cliff Record |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Rinzai Zen and Soto ZenJuly 1969 Morning. Dogen |
Suzuki Roshi | Sokoji |
That is the purpose of counting |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
The Most Important PreceptPrecepts, Dogen, Eiheiji |
Suzuki Roshi | Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. III-2Third Lotus Sutra Series [The recording starts with Suzuki reading from: Saddharma Pundarika or The Lotus of the True Law,... |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 3, Talk 2Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. III-4[Third Lotus Sutra Series] Lotus Sutra, First Principle |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 3, Talk 4Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. III-5Third Lotus Sutra Series Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 3, Talk 5Tassajara |
Lotus Sutra, Lecture No. III-7Third Lotus Sutra Series Lotus Sutra |
Suzuki Roshi | Series 3, Talk 7Tassajara |
Sincere Practice and Way-Seeking MindSesshin Lecture No. 3, Sunday, May 3, 1970 Sesshin |
Suzuki Roshi | City Center |