In this talk, Sangha member Sheldon Clark reflects on the book, How to Cook Your Life and the Zen chant Affirming Faith in Mind.

Using direct quotations from both texts, Sheldon looks at difficult personal and cultural interactions, pulling our ideas which offer guidance from a Zen perspective.

In this talk, Sangha member Sheldon Clark reflects on the book, How to Cook Your Life and the Zen chant Affirming Faith in Mind. 

Using direct quotations from both texts, Sheldon looks at difficult personal and cultural interactions, pulling our ideas which offer guidance from a Zen perspective.

This track serves as an introduction to the following two talks, each touching on the four Bodhisattva Vows.

A Zen View Of Abortion by North Carolina Zen Center

The Four Vows, part 2 by North Carolina Zen Center

The Four Vows, part 1 by North Carolina Zen Center

This talk serves as an introduction to the two talks which follow, The Four Vows part 1, and The Four Vows part 2.

How do we work on relationships? Our meditation practice holds the key. How do we work on our meditation practice? Our relationships hold the key.

Case 19 of the Blue Cliff Record: Gutei's One Finger

Reflections On Spring 2021 by North Carolina Zen Center