This week’s Dharma talk centers on how being bound by circumstances originates from the mind’s own bondage.
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Waking Up in a Pandemic to the Great Cleansing Mirror Mind
Abbot Will Rauschenberger shares “Trust in Mind” and discusses the way we can experience our world now.
Your Original Face
This week’s Zoom Practice Session includes a Dharma talk and Sangha member’s comments.
Weeding the Garden
Abbot Will Rauschenberger’s talk at Ordinary Zen after our Zoom Practice Session on Wednesday, April 8, 2020.
The Fulcrum of Practice
Dharma talk from Wednesday’s Zoom Practice Session – 4/1/2020
4/5/20 – Online Practice Session at OZS and Won Kwang Sa Temple
Two Zoom Sessions this Sunday starting at 9:00 am… Sunday, April 5, 2020 – Online Practice Session at OZS and Dharma Talk at Won Kwang Sa Temple Dear Sangha, OZS is inviting you to two scheduled Zoom meetings this Sunday, April 5, 2020. We are changing the start time for this Sunday to 9:00 AM and adding a second Dharma talk with Chong An Sunim at 10:00 AM from Won Kwang Sa Temple in Budapest, Hungary. We had a wonderful […]
Chong An Sunim joins us for our Zoom Online Practice Session
Chong An Sunim joins us as a guest speaker from Won Kwang Sa Temple in Budapest. We talk about how the pandemic is affecting us. We explore, that the whole world is learning what it’s like to be on retreat…
Our Resistance to Change-3-26-2020
Abbot Will Rauschenberger shares his Dharma talk from the Wednesday Evening Zoom online Practice Session. OZS is offering online Practice Sessions where you can join in and meditate with us twice a week on Wednesdays and Sundays. You can join in here: https://ordinaryzensangha.org/sangha/
Wednesday Evening Meditation Practice with Chong An Sunim
Chong An Sunim joins us for our Wednesday practice session. The doors open at 6:30 pm and the practice session begins promptly at 7:00 pm with the chanting of the Heart Sutra. We then sit in meditation (zazen) for twenty-five minutes, do walking meditation for five minutes, and another twenty-five minutes of sitting. After the last sitting, we serve tea, have a brief Dharma talk and discussion related to our practice. We usually finish up by 8:30 pm.