Essay Six - The Ground - A fiery look at the whole of practice life, of crossing the plane of existence. The show opens with the 6th case of Zen Master Seung Sahn’s Road to Enlightenment - Knock Down the Flagpole in Front of the Gate - an unpublished manuscript from 1965. The chanting is Korean Buddhist monk Won Yul Sunim leading at Tae Go Sa in the Mojave Desert, the desert monastery featured in The Zen Revolution.

Essay Six - The Ground - A fiery look at the whole of practice life, of crossing the plane of existence. The show opens with the 6th case of Zen Master Seung Sahn’s Road to Enlightenment - Knock Down the Flagpole in Front of the Gate - an unpublished manuscript from 1965. The chanting is Korean Buddhist monk Won Yul Sunim leading at Tae Go Sa in the Mojave Desert, the desert monastery featured in The Zen Revolution.

Essay Six -&nbsp;The Ground&nbsp;- A fiery&nbsp;look at&nbsp;the whole&nbsp;of practice life, of crossing the plane of existence. The show opens with the 6th case of Zen Master Seung Sahn’s&nbsp;Road to Enlightenment - Knock Down the Flagpole in Front of the Gate&nbsp;- an unpublished manuscript from 1965. The chanting is Korean Buddhist monk Won Yul Sunim leading at Tae Go Sa in the Mojave Desert, the desert monastery featured in&nbsp;The Zen Revolution.

Field of Weeds - The Ground #6

Welcome to The Zen Revolution. The first 22 episodes cover subsequent chapters of the manuscript, with literary excerpts and bumper music. The Field of Weeds essays follow, a weekly series from the desk of H. Grevemberg together with cases from Zen Master Seung Sahn's Road to Enlightenment, an unpublished text from 1965.

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