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Blue Collar Zen
Blue Collar Zen episodes
- Wonhyo & the Skull
Enjoy this follow-up story to Story #1, as monks Wonhyo & Uisang set out on foot from their native Korea, on a treacherous journey to reach T'ang China, in search of the True teachings. However, the 2 monks meet unexpected circumstances....
49 min - Everything Comes from the Mind
Monks Wonhyo & Uisang journey by foot from Korea to T'ang China in search of a great master.
However, they meet unexpected circumstances....
---Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bluecollarzendetroit/support48 min - Wonhyo discovers: Everything Comes from Mind
This story continues to follow the path of Wonhyo & Uisang, now setting out on a treacherous journey to seek the teachings in T'ang China. Along the way, Wonhyo awakens to the truth that Everything Comes from MInd.
In the followup conversation, Sunim & Myungju discuss the implications of this foundational Zen teaching.
---Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bluecollarzendetroit/support48 min - Wohnyo Knows Heaven & Hell
This Zen tale describes a harrowing account of a monk's journey into enemy territory to find a master.
The follow up conversation with Hwalson Sunim & Myungju explores the relationship between zen practice, freedom, and authenticity.
35 min - How a Detroit Monk was Born
The story of Detroit Zen Center Abbot Hwalson Sunim's spiritual journey to becoming a monk.
Narrated by Myungju. Enjoy!
19 min - An Introduction to Blue Collar Zen
Welcome to Blue Collar Zen, recorded at the Detroit Zen Center
This podcast takes the form of zen tales, read by our Abbot & teacher Hwalson Sunim. After the reading, Sunim shares conversation over tea with Myungju, the Vice-Abbot, about those stories.
Enjoy!
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About Blue Collar Zen
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Come into the tea-room & with Zen monks Hwalson, and his student Myungju, at the Detroit Zen Center, as they read spiritual folk-tales, and share conversations about them.