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Everyday Zen
Love and Work
Book • 1989
In 'Everyday Zen: Love and Work,' Charlotte Joko Beck presents a series of dharma talks that emphasize the integration of Zen practice into daily life.
The book addresses various aspects of human experience, including love, relationships, work, fear, ambition, and suffering.
Beck's approach is characterized by its straightforward and compassionate tone, encouraging readers to practice Zen in a way that is relevant and effective in modern American culture.
The talks are organized by themes and include discussions on embracing human feelings, the importance of consistent practice, and finding fulfillment in everyday activities.
Beck's teaching stresses the importance of facing emotional realities and cultivating compassion and mindfulness in all aspects of life.
The book addresses various aspects of human experience, including love, relationships, work, fear, ambition, and suffering.
Beck's approach is characterized by its straightforward and compassionate tone, encouraging readers to practice Zen in a way that is relevant and effective in modern American culture.
The talks are organized by themes and include discussions on embracing human feelings, the importance of consistent practice, and finding fulfillment in everyday activities.
Beck's teaching stresses the importance of facing emotional realities and cultivating compassion and mindfulness in all aspects of life.
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when discussing the importance of accepting the present moment.


Clay Skipper

147 snips
099 - 25 Lessons (in 25 Minutes) for 2025
Mentioned as the author of the book from which the podcast extracts are taken.

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The Talk Nobody Wants to Hear ~ Charlotte Joko Beck ~ Zen Buddhism
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as the first book that introduced him to Buddhism.

Jefre Cantu-Ledesma

Personal Liturgy with Jefre Cantu-Ledesma
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as a book of talks by the late Zen master.

John Pulleyn

Everyday Zen #1
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, quoting her on the mistaken belief that life's problems can be cured.


Oliver Burkeman

Time & Truth About Its Use