Angel City Zen Center - Beginners Only Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Buddhism
“The spring has no particular shape, and yet spring manifests naturally. Or like the moon, it just emerges, versatile and free.
When something happens, nobody can really say who did it. That's why we get frustrated. Nobody can know how it happened because everybody contributed.” - Gyokei Yokoyama
In our final retreat wrap up, Gyokei gives us an on the spot translation of a Komazawa University hot take on Ungan and Dogo’s famous exchange about how exactly the Great Compassionate Mind might be working, along with juicy stories and hard won wisdoms Gyokei’s picked up along the way. Can we avoid being compassionate even if we wanted to? Are we always doing what we want whether we want to or not? Who do Buddhists pray to, and is it working? And why do some people turn out better or worse than others, and could Soto Shu use a little more education in that department?? Find out here!
Gyokei Yokoyama - Call and Response
Dave Cuomo - House Style
Erik Andersen - Take it Easy
Dave Cuomo - Thunderous Silence (Vimalakirti Ch 9 - Non Duality)
Emily Eslami - The Worst Horse
Dave Cuomo - Space Dust (Host and Guest)
Erik Andersen - “An Unfortunate Sequence of Events” (Sacred or Mundane?)
Dave Cuomo - Heavenly Hells! (Vimalakirti Sutra ch 8)
Sara Campbell - Instruction Manual for Living (The Wayward Mind)
Emily Eslami - Mind Waves, Mind Weeds
Dave Cuomo - A Quiet Resistance (Political Engagement in Buddhism)
Dave Cuomo - Flowers Abound! (Vimalakirti ch7 - The Goddess)
Erik Andersen - City of Illusion
Gyokei Yokoyama - The Great Experiment
Dave Cuomo - A Confident Confusion
Mota Mynttinen - Bottoms Up! (What Am I Doing Here??)
Dave Cuomo - Beyond Comprehension (Vimalakirti Sutra ch 6)
Gyokei Yokoyama - Moment of Truth (Retreat Talk pt 2)
Gyokei Yokoyama - Let’s Be Friends (Retreat Talk 1)
Dave Cuomo - Ballad of a Blue House (Shitou’s Straw Hut Song)
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