r/zen is a forum about Zen scholarshiop and practice: <a href= "https://www.reddit.com/r/zen/comments/uhtxon/zens_relation_to_beliefs/"> https://www.reddit.com/r/zen/comments/uhtxon/zens_relation_to_beliefs/</a> "can people who cling benefit from introspection and use their beliefs as a tool?"

r/zen is a forum about Zen scholarshiop and practice: https://www.reddit.com/r/zen/comments/uhtxon/zens_relation_to_beliefs/ "can people who cling benefit from introspection and use their beliefs as a tool?"

r/zen is a forum about Zen scholarshiop and practice: <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/zen/comments/uhtxon/zens_relation_to_beliefs/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> https://www.reddit.com/r/zen/comments/uhtxon/zens_relation_to_beliefs/</a> "can people who cling benefit from introspection and use their beliefs as a tool?"

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Zen is a tradition from India that passed into China.  Zen culture is based on the Five Lay Precepts,  the Four Statements of Zen, and Zen's only practice: Public Interview, which is where we get Zen koans.

This podcast covers topics like: What does that koan mean?  How is Zen different from Buddhism/Christianity/Zazen?  Why isn't Zen a philosophy?  What do Zen Masters say that is applicable to modern life?  What does it mean to have a community/sangha?

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Zen is a tradition from India that passed into China. Zen culture is based on the Five Lay Precepts, the Four Statements of Zen, and Zen's only practice: Public Interview, which is where we get Zen koans. This podcast covers topics like: What does that koan mean? How is Zen different from Buddhism/Christianity/Zazen? Why isn't Zen a philosophy? What do Zen Masters say that is applicable to modern life? What does it mean to have a community/sangha?

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