"Nen, nen, Never Stops Flowing" is Dosho's fourth talk from Rohatsu Sesshin, 2016. In the talk, Dosho summarizes how to work with nen within the process of zazen and uses Blue Cliff Record, #80, "Like a Baby," as a case in point.

"A Shadow-Side of Zen and Seeking Essential Nature" is Dosho's third talk from Rohatsu Sesshin, 2016. Dosho addresses a dynamic that haunts NZC and Tou-shai's Three Barriers as an example of the true point of Zen.

"Nen Compassion" is Dosho's second talk from Rohatsu Sesshin, 2016. In the talk, Dosho comments on the "Ten Line Kannon Sutra" and the practical application of nen practice in daily life.

"Turning, Sweeping, Turning: The Nen of Practice" is Dosho's first talk from Rohatsu Sesshin, 2016. He introduces the teaching on "nen" (nowfulness) and offers Rujing's admonition on Mu as a way of working with nen divided and flying away.

"Join the Resistance" is the Sunday Open Zen talk from December 4, 2016. In the talk, Dosho invites you to join the resistance to greed, anger, and ignorance, utilizing the story or the Buddha's enlightenment for inspiration.

"Is Everyday a Good Day?" is Tetsugan's Sunday Open Zen talk from November 13, 2016. In the light of the recent election, she invites us to take up the koan, "Everyday is a Good Day" by arousing Great Doubt and sitting down in the midst of our experience.

"The Healing Point of Zen?" is the Sunday Open Zen talk for November 6, 2016. In the talk, Dosho works with the subtle and healing point of Zen by unpacking Book of Serenity, Case 96. ​

"Bhutan and What Zen Has to Offer" is the Sunday Open Zen talk from October 30, 2016. In the talk, Dosho shares some stories from his recent Bhutan trip and addresses the issue of what Zen is uniquely positioned to offer to the blooming global buddhadharma discourse and practice."

"Call and Response: The Importance of Inquiry" is the Sunday Open Zen talk from October 9, 2016. Using the story of The Little Salt Doll, Tetsugan highlights the importance of asking questions to create space in the heart and mind for awakening, and for living a life of authenticity. "You have to give something [of yourself] to understand."

"The Spirit of Repetition" is Dosho's offering for Sunday, October 2, 2016. The talk explores the possibilities for repetition - numbness and full aliveness and plays with the classic Zen story, "Juzhi Raises One Finger."