2022-03-20 Dharma Talk | Your Mistaken Belief: It Can Be Cured | Krzystoff Piekarski by Appamada

2022-03-22 I Inquiry I As you can I Todd Bankler by Appamada

2022-03-21 | Depth in Practice | The Light That Shines Through Infinity | Katagiri by Appamada

2022-03-19 | Introduction To Zen—Class 3 | Nate Smalley by Appamada

“Seeds for a Boundless Life”

~ Blanche Hartman writes:

“…We Zen Buddhists have a saying that with a blade of grass, we create a golden Buddha that is sixteen feet tall. That is our spirit, so we need to practice respect for things. I don’t mean that we should accumulate many leaves or grasses to make a big statue. But until we can see a big Buddha in a small leaf, we need to make much more effort. How much effort, I don’t know. Some people may find it quite easy, but for some people, like me, great effort is needed. Although seeing a large golden Buddha in a large golden Buddha is easier, when you see a large golden Buddha in a blade of grass, your joy will be something special. So we need to practice respect for things with great effort.”

2022-03-14 | Depth in Practice | The Light That Shines Through Infinity | Katagiri by Appamada

2022-03-13 Dharma Talk | Joko's Way Of Zen | Todd Bankler by Appamada

2022-03-05 | Introduction To Zen—Class 1 | Nate Smalley by Appamada

2022-03-12 | Introduction To Zen—Class 2 | Nate Smalley by Appamada

2022-03-08 I Inquiry I Why do we fight? I Flint Sparks by Appamada