According to the Buddha, there are three poisons that cause suffering. We examine how the conception of a self and our identification with I, me, and mine is at the root of our suffering.
Podcasts: Note To Self
Podcasts of the Dharma Talks at Ordinary Zen Sangha.
Meaningful Conversations
Learning how to be together in silence. Are you really ready to have a meaningful conversation?
Expectations
Look at your relationships with fresh eyes…
The Still Point
Topsy Turvy thinking in social settings.
Don’t Judge
Do you hear? Do you see? Don’t Judge…
Episode 116: What Zen Masters Do
Before thought = Don’t Know Mind.
What Zen Masters Do
Before thought = Don’t Know Mind.
Episode 115: Open the hand of thought instead of making a fist
When you are walking are you walking with your mind, tripping on the past or future, or are you w…
Open the hand of thought instead of making a fist
When you are walking are you walking with your mind, tripping on the past or future, or are you walking with your feet on the ground? Open the hand of thought instead of making a fist. Recognize what is empty of any permanence.
Episode 114: What Does It Mean to Be Peace?
Today’s Dharma talk and discussion is on Ukraine, suffering, and war.