Zen monasteries around the world practice oryoki, the meal ceremony that 
highlights that eating is a sacred act— one that puts us in touch, not just 
with physical hunger, but with our deeper aspiration to awaken.

Zen monasteries around the world practice oryoki, the meal ceremony that highlights that eating is a sacred act— one that puts us in touch, not just with physical hunger, but with our deeper aspiration to awaken.

Oryoki (The Wild, Insistent Hunger) • Zazenkai Talk

<p>A collection of dharma talks by Vanessa Zuisei Goddard, Guiding Teacher at Ocean Mind Sangha. </p>

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A collection of dharma talks by Vanessa Zuisei Goddard, Guiding Teacher at Ocean Mind Sangha.

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Oryoki (The Wild, Insistent Hunger) • Zazenkai Talk

Oryoki (The Wild, Insistent Hunger) • Zazenkai Talk