It was through a deep realization of impermanence that Zen Master Dogen, the founder of Soto Zen in Japan, decisively committed to practicing the Way. Here, Kodo Conlin discusses the practice of the perception of impermanence, locating it within our lives today in San Francisco, within our seated meditation practice, and within the body-&-mind of each of us.

It was through a deep realization of impermanence that Zen Master Dogen, the founder of Soto Zen in Japan, decisively committed to practicing the Way. Here, Kodo Conlin discusses the practice of the perception of impermanence, locating it within our lives today in San Francisco, within our seated meditation practice, and within the body-&amp;-mind of each of us.

Realizing Impermanence

<p>Young Urban Zen is a group under the auspices of the San Francisco Zen Center, with a particular focus on those between 20 and 40. It meets on Tuesday evenings for meditation and discussion about Zen practice. People of all experience levels are welcome.</p>

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Young Urban Zen is a group under the auspices of the San Francisco Zen Center, with a particular focus on those between 20 and 40. It meets on Tuesday evenings for meditation and discussion about Zen practice. People of all experience levels are welcome.

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