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   Number 1: The Fullness Of Things

   An exploration of impermanence through literature and poetry, focusing on the words of poet Jane Hirshfield, "Everything changes, everything is connected, pay attention." As well as Ruth Ozeki's teachings from The Book of Emptiness, as well as others. 12/18/2021, Jisan Tova Green, dharma talk at City Center.

   December 18, 2021·44min
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   Number 2: The End of the Year as a Beginning

   There are various New Year's traditions that involve reflection on how each person lives their life. One fascinating example from the history of the U.S. of how a person lived is that of Kit Carson, a trapper, guide, courier, and interpreter (fluent in Spanish and several Native American languages) who was born in the early 19th century in Missouri. 12/08/2021, Kyoshin Wendy Lewis, dharma talk at City Center.

   December 09, 2021·31min
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   Number 3: What Do You Need?

   Needs can be basic. They can also arise from values. What happens when needs are born from karma? 12/11/2021, Sozan Miglioli, dharma talk at City Center.

   December 11, 2021·43min
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   Number 4: Zen In America In 2021

   Rev. Kobiyama of Green Dragon Temple, a Japanese, female-embodied Zen priest who encountered Zen in the West, speaks on the question of "What Is Zen?" and tries to navigate through the crashing waves of two cultures and traditions while knowing it is impossible to really define either. 11/28/2021, Yuki Kobiyama, dharma talk at Green Gulch Farm.

   November 28, 2021·48min
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   Number 5: The Karma That Becomes Dharma

   Everything that we do is karma but with foundations in our precepts our karma becomes Dharma. 11/27/2021, Jose Shinzan Palma, dharma talk at City Center.

   November 27, 2021·35min
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