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September 18, 20182018-08-28 Long Ancestral Line Series: Miccaka46 minutesPlayThough we find clear waters ranging to the vast blue sky in autumn, how can it compare to the hazy moon on a spring night!Main Text(s) quoted: The Record of Transmitting the Light: Zen Master Keizan's Denkoroku, translated by Frances H. Cook...moreShareView all episodesBy Auckland Zen Centre4.855 ratingsSeptember 18, 20182018-08-28 Long Ancestral Line Series: Miccaka46 minutesPlayThough we find clear waters ranging to the vast blue sky in autumn, how can it compare to the hazy moon on a spring night!Main Text(s) quoted: The Record of Transmitting the Light: Zen Master Keizan's Denkoroku, translated by Frances H. Cook...moreMore shows like AZC Weekly talksView allFree Buddhist Audio59 ListenersUpaya Zen Center's Dharma Podcast263 ListenersAudioDharma: Gil Fronsdal's most recent dharma talks491 ListenersThe Wisdom Podcast327 ListenersZen Talks from Windhorse Zen Community18 ListenersRochester Zen Center Teisho (Zen Talks)70 ListenersDeconstructing Yourself404 ListenersAngel City Zen Center - Beginners Only Podcast83 ListenersThe Rest Is Classified983 Listeners
Though we find clear waters ranging to the vast blue sky in autumn, how can it compare to the hazy moon on a spring night!Main Text(s) quoted: The Record of Transmitting the Light: Zen Master Keizan's Denkoroku, translated by Frances H. Cook
September 18, 20182018-08-28 Long Ancestral Line Series: Miccaka46 minutesPlayThough we find clear waters ranging to the vast blue sky in autumn, how can it compare to the hazy moon on a spring night!Main Text(s) quoted: The Record of Transmitting the Light: Zen Master Keizan's Denkoroku, translated by Frances H. Cook...more
Though we find clear waters ranging to the vast blue sky in autumn, how can it compare to the hazy moon on a spring night!Main Text(s) quoted: The Record of Transmitting the Light: Zen Master Keizan's Denkoroku, translated by Frances H. Cook