Zen Community of Oregon Dharma Talks
Zen Community of Oregon
New podcasts every Tues, Thurs and Sat. Here you can find talks from various teachers involved with the Zen Community of Oregon. We share talks from our retreats, as well as our different weekly offerings between Great Vow Zen Monastery and Heart of Wisdom Zen Temple.
Zen Community of Oregon's purpose is to express and make accessible the wisdom and compassion of the Buddha’s teachings, as transmitted through an authentic, historical lineage. To support and maintain Zen Buddhist practice in order to realize and actualize our Buddha nature in everyday life.
For more information, please visit zendust.org.
Zen Community of Oregon's purpose is to express and make accessible the wisdom and compassion of the Buddha’s teachings, as transmitted through an authentic, historical lineage. To support and maintain Zen Buddhist practice in order to realize and actualize our Buddha nature in everyday life.
For more information, please visit zendust.org.
Episodes
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Jun 24, 2020 • 39min
Talk 2 - The Boundless Qualities of the Heart Sesshin
The Boundless Qualities of the Heart Sesshin (2020) Talk 2
Kisei Costenbader, Dharma Holder - 6/17/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
Jun 24, 2020 • 36min
Talk 3 - The Boundless Qualities of the Heart Sesshin
Lekshe King Tamang is an ordained nun and Lama in the Shangpa Kagyu tradition. She has been practicing Buddhism in the Tibetan tradition since 1994. She completed a traditional, cloistered 3-year retreat in 2018 with her primary western teacher, Lama Michael Conklin. She is especially interested in deep retreat and the many opportunities in integration of practice into contemporary secular life. Lekshe is currently a resident of the Great Vow Monastery, from which she serves practitioners at Dekeling—a Portland-based meditation community that, since the advent of Covid, meets entirely online. https://www.dekeling.online/
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Jun 24, 2020 • 39min
Talk 4 - The Boundless Qualities of the Heart Sesshin
The Boundless Qualities of the Heart Sesshin (2020) Talk 4
Kisei Costenbader, Dharma Holder - 6/19/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
Jun 14, 2020 • 48min
The Six Realms of Saṃsāra
Hogen Bays, Roshi - 6/14/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
May 28, 2020 • 43min
Memories of Roshi Philip Kapleau
Hogen Bays, Roshi - 5/24/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
May 23, 2020 • 55min
Like Wind in the Trees: The Simple Beauty of Your Life
Ancestors Sesshin (2020) Talk 1
Kisei Costenbader, Dharma Holder - 5/22/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
May 23, 2020 • 60min
The Effortlessness of Being
Ancestors Sesshin (2020) Talk 3
Jogen Salzberg, Sensei - 5/21/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
May 23, 2020 • 53min
Together With All Beings
Ancestors Sesshin (2020) Talk 2
Kisei Costenbader, Dharma Holder - 5/20/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
May 23, 2020 • 50min
The Venerable Practice of Don't Know Mind
Ancestors Sesshin (2020) Talk 1
Chozen Bays, Roshi - 5/19/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
May 17, 2020 • 25min
Zen Reflections on the Four Noble Truths
Returning to the basics, Jogen Sensei addresses the Buddha's core teaching of the four noble truths. As with all the Buddha's teachings, the four truths point to an active experiential investigation. This teaching is medicine; we have to learn how to administer it skillfully and appropriately. On one level, the practice of meditation is a direct, intimate disclosure of these four truths, with each truth revealing a new perspective and insight. The traditional formulation of the four noble truths is as follows: 1) The truth of dukkha (suffering or dis-ease); 2) The truth of craving (tanha) as the cause of suffering; 3) The truth of the end of suffering; 4) The truth of the eightfold path as the way to liberation from suffering
Jogen Salzberg, Sensei - 5/17/20 - Great Vow Zen Monastery
