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A dharma talk given at the Windhorse Zen Community by Sunya Kjolhede Sensei. Sunya Sensei was sanctioned to teach by Roshi Philip Kapleau, founder of the Rochester Zen Center.
These talks are straight to the heart of zen. 
For more information, see our website, www.windhorsezen.org

A dharma talk given at the Windhorse Zen Community by Sunya Kjolhede Sensei. Sunya Sensei was sanctioned to teach by Roshi Philip Kapleau, founder of the Rochester Zen Center. These talks are straight to the heart of zen. For more information, see our website, www.windhorsezen.org

Zen Talks from Windhorse Zen Community

This is a weekly podcast of the Sunday service at the Midwest Buddhist Temple, a JodoShinshu Buddhist temple. The Midwest Buddhist Temple is a member of the Buddhist Churches of America. Visit our website for more information https://mbtchicago.org. 

Please note that any ideas and opinions expressed in these talks are those of the individual speakers.

This is a weekly podcast of the Sunday service at the Midwest Buddhist Temple, a JodoShinshu Buddhist temple. The Midwest Buddhist Temple is a member of the Buddhist Churches of America. Visit our website for more information https://mbtchicago.org. Please note that any ideas and opinions expressed in these talks are those of the individual speakers.

Midwest Buddhist Temple Dharma Messages

Morning and Evening Chanting (Puja), Reflections, and Suttas, as used by Buddhist Monasteries and Groups associated with the Western Forest Sangha in the lineage of Venerable Ajahn Chah. Chanting book can be downloaded at https://www.amaravati.org/teachings/chanting/

Chanting - from the Amaravati Chanting Book

Dhamma Talks in English

Dharma Talks from Robert Beatty and the Portland Insight Meditation Community. 


PIMC is an experiment in American Buddhism. The purpose of PIMC is to improve the lives of participants, their families and the greater community through meditative practice and a lifestyle that supports liberation from suffering, the awakening of wisdom, and the manifestation of compassion.

Dharma Talks from Robert Beatty and the Portland Insight Meditation Community. PIMC is an experiment in American Buddhism. The purpose of PIMC is to improve the lives of participants, their families and the greater community through meditative practice and a lifestyle that supports liberation from suffering, the awakening of wisdom, and the manifestation of compassion.

Portland Insight Meditation Community Dharma Talks

【佛学必读】最全面的佛教哲学笔记 佛言：“吾有正法眼付嘱摩诃迦叶”玄沙师备言：“但识取金刚眼睛，定世界，盖乾坤，不漏丝发” “但识自身.....不逐五蕴境界，自得超脱”为什么要继续加字。非得加满100个字才算完善了标签。程序员的脑子是怎么想的，非要写这么多介绍吗？踏莎行·山居朝锁烟霏，暮凝空翠千峰迥立层霄外。阴晴变化百千般，丹青难写天然态。人住山中，年华频改。山花落尽山长在。浮生一梦几多时，有谁得似青山耐。山居诗八首柴门虽设未尝关， 闲看幽禽自往还。白璧易埋千载憾， 万金难买一生闲。雪消晓嶂闻寒瀑， 叶落秋林见远山。古柏烟销清昼永， 是非不到白云间。  山厨寂寂断炊烟， 冻锁泉声欲雪天。面壁老僧无定力， 又思乞食到人间。天湖水湛琉璃碧， 霞雾山围锦障红。触目本来成现事， 何须叉手问禅翁。  赠无敌眼空湖海气凌云， 杰出丛林思不群。古往今来谁是我？ 得饶人处且饶人。

【佛学必读】最全面的佛教哲学笔记佛言：“吾有正法眼付嘱摩诃迦叶”玄沙师备言：“但识取金刚眼睛，定世界，盖乾坤，不漏丝发” “但识自身.....不逐五蕴境界，自得超脱”为什么要继续加字。非得加满100个字才算完善了标签。程序员的脑子是怎么想的，非要写这么多介绍吗？踏莎行·山居朝锁烟霏，暮凝空翠千峰迥立层霄外。阴晴变化百千般，丹青难写天然态。人住山中，年华频改。山花落尽山长在。浮生一梦几多时，有谁得似青山耐。山居诗八首柴门虽设未尝关， 闲看幽禽自往还。白璧易埋千载憾， 万金难买一生闲。雪消晓嶂闻寒瀑， 叶落秋林见远山。古柏烟销清昼永， 是非不到白云间。 山厨寂寂断炊烟， 冻锁泉声欲雪天。面壁老僧无定力， 又思乞食到人间。天湖水湛琉璃碧， 霞雾山围锦障红。触目本来成现事， 何须叉手问禅翁。 赠无敌眼空湖海气凌云， 杰出丛林思不群。古往今来谁是我？ 得饶人处且饶人。

【佛学必读】最全面的佛教哲学笔记 佛言：“吾有正法眼付嘱摩诃迦叶”玄沙师备言：“但识取金刚眼睛，定世界，盖乾坤，不漏丝发” “但识自身.....不逐五蕴境界，自得超脱”为什么要继续加字。非得加满100个字才算完善了标签。程序员的脑子是怎么想的，非要写这么多介绍吗？踏莎行·山居朝锁烟霏，暮凝空翠千峰迥立层霄外。阴晴变化百千般，丹青难写天然态。人住山中，年华频改。山花落尽山长在。浮生一梦几多时，有谁得似青山耐。山居诗八首柴门虽设未尝关， 闲看幽禽自往还。白璧易埋千载憾， 万金难买一生闲。雪消晓嶂闻寒瀑， 叶落秋林见远山。古柏烟销清昼永， 是非不到白云间。&nbsp;&nbsp;山厨寂寂断炊烟， 冻锁泉声欲雪天。面壁老僧无定力， 又思乞食到人间。天湖水湛琉璃碧， 霞雾山围锦障红。触目本来成现事， 何须叉手问禅翁。&nbsp;&nbsp;赠无敌眼空湖海气凌云， 杰出丛林思不群。古往今来谁是我？ 得饶人处且饶人。

佛教哲学（新佛学金刚经）

All sentient beings are searching for peace and happiness in their lives but we seem to run into issues and sufferings all the time. Buddha taught us how to navigate through life by showing us what life is. Welcome to Dhamma talks.

Buddha’s Teachings

This is a collection of recordings providing instructions for meditation.  Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

This is a collection of recordings providing instructions for meditation. Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

How to meditate | Guided Meditation and talks

Meeting the Inconceivable is a podcast exploring Zen koans, dreams, and the creative life produced by Pacific Zen Institute (PZI). 

PZI is a lively Rinzai Zen community and mystery school made up of artists, innovators, and seekers of all kinds. Our talks weave traditional Zen and koan practice with poetry, art, Buddhism, Jungian and archetypal psychology, and Eastern and Western myth. 

Our deep dive in-person retreats are held primarily in Northern California, but our members and gatherings extend worldwide through our online temple. 

Our mission is to create a culture of transformation through meditation, spirituality, koans, the arts, and conversations about the deepest matters. Join the koan revolution.

Meeting the Inconceivable is a podcast exploring Zen koans, dreams, and the creative life produced by Pacific Zen Institute (PZI). PZI is a lively Rinzai Zen community and mystery school made up of artists, innovators, and seekers of all kinds. Our talks weave traditional Zen and koan practice with poetry, art, Buddhism, Jungian and archetypal psychology, and Eastern and Western myth. Our deep dive in-person retreats are held primarily in Northern California, but our members and gatherings extend worldwide through our online temple. Our mission is to create a culture of transformation through meditation, spirituality, koans, the arts, and conversations about the deepest matters. Join the koan revolution.

Meeting the Inconceivable | Zen Koans, Dreams & the Creative Life

Explore the heart of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom through meaningful conversations, contemporary reflections, and embodied practice. Each episode brings teachings to life, connecting ancient insight with the challenges and opportunities of modern living.

Explore the heart of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom through meaningful conversations, contemporary reflections, and embodied practice. Each episode brings teachings to life, connecting ancient insight with the challenges and opportunities of modern living.

Living Dharma Podcast

Past Dharma talks given at the Rime Buddhist Center.

Rime Buddhist Center Dharma Talks

Awareness is your refuge: Awareness of the changingness of feelings, of attitudes, of moods, of material change and emotional change: Stay with that, because it’s a refuge that is indestructible. It’s not something that changes. It’s a refuge you can trust in. This refuge is not something that you create. It’s not a creation. It’s not an ideal. It’s very practical and very simple, but easily overlooked or not noticed. When you’re mindful, you’re beginning to notice, it’s like this. – Ajahn Sumedho, Amaravati Buddhist Monastery. www.amaravati.org

Intuitive Awareness by Ajahn Sumedho

Houston Zen Center Dharma Talks

Shortly after my Huffington Post essay "Beyond McMindfulness" went viral, a popular mindfulness promoter accused me of being a "crank". So why not own it? Alas, The Mindful Cranks was born. The Mindful Cranks was the first podcast to critique the mindfulness movement. Conversations with guests soon expanded in scope to include critical perspectives on the wellness, happiness, resilience and positive psychology industries - sharing a common concern that such highly individualistic and market-friendly techniques ignore the larger structural and systemic problems plaguing society. Whether these be trendy Asian spiritualities such as mindfulness or yoga, or other interventions from therapeutic cultures, The Mindful Cranks will call them out without mercy. 

I am very fortunate to engage with my favorite journalists, authors and public intellectuals whose works that I admire, as well as educators and spiritual teachers who I have learned from — fellow cranks who don't simply accept the way things are.  They're modern muckrakers who dare to question the unquestionable.  

But being cranky can be critically wise and compassionate. Casting a wide net around the impending meta-crisis, The Mindful Cranks also explores with leading thinkers how the problems of our times are deeply entangled with our ways of knowing and being. Rather than just retreating from such problems by sitting on cushion, doing yoga or listening to a meditation app, I believe using our minds is not necessarily a bad thing if it challenges the limits of human knowledge.

Shortly after my Huffington Post essay "Beyond McMindfulness" went viral, a popular mindfulness promoter accused me of being a "crank". So why not own it? Alas, The Mindful Cranks was born. The Mindful Cranks was the first podcast to critique the mindfulness movement. Conversations with guests soon expanded in scope to include critical perspectives on the wellness, happiness, resilience and positive psychology industries - sharing a common concern that such highly individualistic and market-friendly techniques ignore the larger structural and systemic problems plaguing society. Whether these be trendy Asian spiritualities such as mindfulness or yoga, or other interventions from therapeutic cultures, The Mindful Cranks will call them out without mercy. I am very fortunate to engage with my favorite journalists, authors and public intellectuals whose works that I admire, as well as educators and spiritual teachers who I have learned from — fellow cranks who don't simply accept the way things are. They're modern muckrakers who dare to question the unquestionable. But being cranky can be critically wise and compassionate. Casting a wide net around the impending meta-crisis, The Mindful Cranks also explores with leading thinkers how the problems of our times are deeply entangled with our ways of knowing and being. Rather than just retreating from such problems by sitting on cushion, doing yoga or listening to a meditation app, I believe using our minds is not necessarily a bad thing if it challenges the limits of human knowledge.

The Mindful Cranks

Black Girl Buddha: A Podcast for The Insanely Woke, is a new audio series from your beloved pseudo-therapist, Lindsay Renee. A platform inspired by her practice of Buddhism and both her elements and experiences of being a Black woman. A pillow for the conscious, Black Girl Buddha is also a reminder of where we are .. where we want to be .. and just tryin’ to figure out how the hell we gon’ get there! Tune in for a new episode every week to hear hilarious insight and necessary truth telling on topics like personal growth, pop culture, race, finance, relationships, and much more.

Black Girl Buddha

Eve Decker, musician and Buddhist teacher, shares insights to support well being through current day reflections on Buddhist practices. Each short teaching is followed by an original song on the same topic.

LOVED: Mindful and Musical Perspectives on Daily Life

A simple guide to becoming mindful in everything we do. Through a mindful meditation practice we can be happy and healthy. We can learn to have love and compassion for all living things, including our beautiful collective home, this planet. Another finger pointing to the moon. https://www.anotherfinger.com

Another Finger

Welcome to Merkaba Chakras, where we talk Buddhism in the 5th dimension and beyond. 

Each enlightened episode is dedicated to helping you level up the energy field of your Merkabah. You can manifest the parallel reality that fits the best version of you. 

Popular topics are Buddhism, Wheel of Dharma, Nirvana, Samsara, Reincarnation. Starseed, Tulku, Golden Age of Interstellar Humanity, 5D Earth, Awakening, Ascension, Tips to Raise Your Frequency, Consciousness, Metaphysics, and 6th Senses.

Join Buddhist author, Von Galt, and her guests as we dive deeper into the 5th dimension and beyond.

Welcome to Merkaba Chakras, where we talk Buddhism in the 5th dimension and beyond. Each enlightened episode is dedicated to helping you level up the energy field of your Merkabah. You can manifest the parallel reality that fits the best version of you. Popular topics are Buddhism, Wheel of Dharma, Nirvana, Samsara, Reincarnation. Starseed, Tulku, Golden Age of Interstellar Humanity, 5D Earth, Awakening, Ascension, Tips to Raise Your Frequency, Consciousness, Metaphysics, and 6th Senses. Join Buddhist author, Von Galt, and her guests as we dive deeper into the 5th dimension and beyond.

Merkaba Chakras Podcast

Talks and Guided Meditations from Dharma Teacher, Therapist, and Mindfulness Coach Gregory Maloof.

Wednesday Wake-Up with Gregory Maloof

Insight helps us see. Practice helps us change.

I’m a Buddhist meditation teacher and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner sharing weekly guided meditations to support clarity, choice, and embodied change. While mindfulness may help us see more clearly, it’s consistent practice that builds the capacity to respond—especially in moments of overwhelm, grief, and uncertainty.

Follow for meditations from 5 to 30 minutes, including mindfulness of the body, open awareness, and practices for meeting life as it is.

Learn more at dawnmauricio.com. <a href="https://dawnmauricio.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">dawnmauricio.substack.com</a>

Insight helps us see. Practice helps us change. I’m a Buddhist meditation teacher and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner sharing weekly guided meditations to support clarity, choice, and embodied change. While mindfulness may help us see more clearly, it’s consistent practice that builds the capacity to respond—especially in moments of overwhelm, grief, and uncertainty. Follow for meditations from 5 to 30 minutes, including mindfulness of the body, open awareness, and practices for meeting life as it is. Learn more at dawnmauricio.com. dawnmauricio.substack.com

Insight helps us see. Practice helps us change.

I’m a Buddhist meditation teacher and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner sharing weekly guided meditations to support clarity, choice, and embodied change. While mindfulness may help us see more clearly, it’s consistent practice that builds the capacity to respond—especially in moments of overwhelm, grief, and uncertainty.

Follow for meditations from 5 to 30 minutes, including mindfulness of the body, open awareness, and practices for meeting life as it is.

Learn more at dawnmauricio.com. <a href="https://dawnmauricio.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">dawnmauricio.substack.com</a>

Mindfulness Meditation with Dawn Mauricio

Aruna Ratanagiri Dhamma Talks

Dharma talks (teisho) from Eiryu-ji Zen Center in Wyckoff, New Jersey

Eiryu-ji Zen Center Dharma Talks

Welcome to the ReRooted Podcast with Francesca Maximé, trauma-sensitive mindfulness meditation teacher and poet. Together we’ll take a closer look at approaches to transforming trauma with insights from psychology, neuroscience, spirituality, social justice and the creative arts. Join Francesca and her guests for an exploration of our shared connection and how we can cultivate greater compassion for ourselves and for others.

Welcome to the ReRooted Podcast with Francesca Maximé, trauma-sensitive mindfulness meditation teacher and poet. Together we’ll take a closer look at approaches to transforming trauma with insights from psychology, neuroscience, spirituality, social justice and the creative arts. Join Francesca and her guests for an exploration of our shared connection and how we can cultivate greater compassion for ourselves and for others.

ReRooted with Francesca Maximé

Integrating the Dharma teachings of Buddha Shakyamuni from the perspective of the Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, by cultivating familiarity with prajna, or precise knowing, in progressively subtle degrees. 

Timely and accessible to contemporary seekers of any spiritual tradition, or none at all.

Full episodes on new and full moon days. Contemplation interludes on the quarter moons.

May all beings benefit!


EMAIL sparks@prajnafire.com
VISIT prajnafire.com/sparks 
@prajnasparks on Facebook Instagram Twitter

Lama Yeshe @karmayeshechodron
Lama Zopa @karmazopajigme

Integrating the Dharma teachings of Buddha Shakyamuni from the perspective of the Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, by cultivating familiarity with prajna, or precise knowing, in progressively subtle degrees. Timely and accessible to contemporary seekers of any spiritual tradition, or none at all. Full episodes on new and full moon days. Contemplation interludes on the quarter moons. May all beings benefit! EMAIL sparks@prajnafire.com VISIT prajnafire.com/sparks @prajnasparks on Facebook Instagram Twitter Lama Yeshe @karmayeshechodron Lama Zopa @karmazopajigme

PRAJNA SPARKS

Voices of Love: Bridging Differences Through Compassionate Conversations

We are living in a time of deep fragmentation. Communities and nations are increasingly divided along lines of political affiliation and ideology, race, class, religion, immigration status, language, and more. The public conversation often suggests there are only two sides: winners and losers, us and them.

Voices of Love begins from a different premise. This series asks whether another way forward is possible—one grounded not in uniformity of belief, but in curiosity, empathy, and a willingness to truly listen to one another.

When we perceive others’ beliefs and opinions as different from our own, it can feel difficult—sometimes even unsafe—to listen openly or ask why they see the world as they do. Yet, research in conflict and peacebuilding, as well as lived experience, suggest that our collective capacity to bridge divides is essential for any sustainable future. When we slow down enough to hear each other, we begin to recognize a shared humanity beneath our labels and positions.

This podcast explores that possibility.

Throughout the series, Voices of Love brings together guests who work at the front lines of social, cultural, and interpersonal challenge. Episodes will touch on various forms of “othering,” including those related to race, class, religion, ethnicity, immigration status, access to housing, dominant language, and more. Alongside these stories, we also explore the science of compassion and emotion, investigating what helps us expand our circle of care even when common ground feels hard to find.

Our aim is not to provide easy answers. The conversations may raise as many questions as they resolve. But we believe that across the spectrum of human experience, there is at least one shared space in which we can all meet: we all have needs, we all have dreams, and those dreams can be expansive enough to include concern, curiosity, and love for others.

Voices of Love invites readers and listeners alike to:
	•	Question assumptions and stereotypes,
	•	Stay curious when it might feel easier to disengage, and
	•	Consider reaching across at least one divide in their own lives.

At the heart of this project is a simple conviction: everyone belongs. In a system organized around winners and losers, everyone ultimately loses. In a culture shaped by empathy, compassion, and love, we all have the possibility of being seen and included.

Hosted by Tenzin Choki, with Greg Morris and Mathew Divaris, Voices of Love: Bridging Differences Through Compassionate Conversations invites you into stories and insights that illuminate what it means to care across our differences—and to rediscover our shared humanity.

Voices of Love: Bridging Differences Through Compassionate Conversations We are living in a time of deep fragmentation. Communities and nations are increasingly divided along lines of political affiliation and ideology, race, class, religion, immigration status, language, and more. The public conversation often suggests there are only two sides: winners and losers, us and them. Voices of Love begins from a different premise. This series asks whether another way forward is possible—one grounded not in uniformity of belief, but in curiosity, empathy, and a willingness to truly listen to one another. When we perceive others’ beliefs and opinions as different from our own, it can feel difficult—sometimes even unsafe—to listen openly or ask why they see the world as they do. Yet, research in conflict and peacebuilding, as well as lived experience, suggest that our collective capacity to bridge divides is essential for any sustainable future. When we slow down enough to hear each other, we begin to recognize a shared humanity beneath our labels and positions. This podcast explores that possibility. Throughout the series, Voices of Love brings together guests who work at the front lines of social, cultural, and interpersonal challenge. Episodes will touch on various forms of “othering,” including those related to race, class, religion, ethnicity, immigration status, access to housing, dominant language, and more. Alongside these stories, we also explore the science of compassion and emotion, investigating what helps us expand our circle of care even when common ground feels hard to find. Our aim is not to provide easy answers. The conversations may raise as many questions as they resolve. But we believe that across the spectrum of human experience, there is at least one shared space in which we can all meet: we all have needs, we all have dreams, and those dreams can be expansive enough to include concern, curiosity, and love for others. Voices of Love invites readers and listeners alike to: • Question assumptions and stereotypes, • Stay curious when it might feel easier to disengage, and • Consider reaching across at least one divide in their own lives. At the heart of this project is a simple conviction: everyone belongs. In a system organized around winners and losers, everyone ultimately loses. In a culture shaped by empathy, compassion, and love, we all have the possibility of being seen and included. Hosted by Tenzin Choki, with Greg Morris and Mathew Divaris, Voices of Love: Bridging Differences Through Compassionate Conversations invites you into stories and insights that illuminate what it means to care across our differences—and to rediscover our shared humanity.

Voices of Love

The Buddhist Recovery Podcast offers interviews, teachings and guided practices on the theme of Buddhist Recovery.

Buddhist Recovery Podcast

In-depth explorations into the field of Buddhist Studies. Featuring candid conversations and interviews with scholars of Buddhism across the disciplines of Religious Studies, Indology, Art History, South Asian Studies, Anthropology, and more. Hosted by Dr. Kate Hartmann.

The Buddhist Studies Podcast

Narrated translations of meditation masters of the forest tradition of Theravada Buddhism.

The Forest Path Podcast

James Low is a disciple and teacher in the Byangter and Khordong lineages of the late Chhimed Rigdzin Lama.

James regularly teaches the principles of dzogchen Buddhism in Europe and he publishes translations and commentaries from time to time.

Many of his seminars have been recorded and transcribed. They are now being put on his website to provide access for those seeking to deepen their dharma understanding and explore how to apply it in the complexities of everyday life.

Learn more about future events: simplybeing.co.uk/events/

James Low is a disciple and teacher in the Byangter and Khordong lineages of the late Chhimed Rigdzin Lama. James regularly teaches the principles of dzogchen Buddhism in Europe and he publishes translations and commentaries from time to time. Many of his seminars have been recorded and transcribed. They are now being put on his website to provide access for those seeking to deepen their dharma understanding and explore how to apply it in the complexities of everyday life. Learn more about future events: simplybeing.co.uk/events/

James Low - Dzogchen and Buddhist Teachings

Sakya Monastery Dharma Lectures

TheMagicSandwichShowPodCast

Spiritual teachings given by Joel Morwood and other teachers at the Center for Sacred Sciences (CSS), a non-profit spiritual organization based in Eugene, Oregon, USA.  The teachings at CSS draw from the mystics of the world's major religious traditions, all of whom testify to a common, universal truth. Part of the mission at CSS is to foster a sacred worldview in which the truths of science and mysticism can be seen as different ways of viewing the same reality. If these talks are of value to you, please visit our website and consider making a donation to help support making these teachings freely available to you and to others.

Spiritual teachings given by Joel Morwood and other teachers at the Center for Sacred Sciences (CSS), a non-profit spiritual organization based in Eugene, Oregon, USA. The teachings at CSS draw from the mystics of the world's major religious traditions, all of whom testify to a common, universal truth. Part of the mission at CSS is to foster a sacred worldview in which the truths of science and mysticism can be seen as different ways of viewing the same reality. If these talks are of value to you, please visit our website and consider making a donation to help support making these teachings freely available to you and to others.

Spiritual Teachings from the Center for Sacred Sciences

An agency of The United Methodist Church, Discipleship Ministries helps local church, district, and conference leaders fulfill the shared dream of making world-changing disciples.

The agency connects leaders with needed resourcing, training, consulting, and networking that support spiritual formation, new church development, revitalization of local churches, and materials for use in Central Conferences. Discipleship Ministries has embarked upon an integrated, strategic direction that serves the church with continuity, based upon basic values and mission.

An agency of The United Methodist Church, Discipleship Ministries helps local church, district, and conference leaders fulfill the shared dream of making world-changing disciples. The agency connects leaders with needed resourcing, training, consulting, and networking that support spiritual formation, new church development, revitalization of local churches, and materials for use in Central Conferences. Discipleship Ministries has embarked upon an integrated, strategic direction that serves the church with continuity, based upon basic values and mission.

Small Groups in the Wesleyan Way

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Life is a Ceremony – a podcast created by the Paititi Institute. Join us as we share practical insights to engage everyday life as an evolutionary journey of transformation. We will share perspectives from the Andean, Amazonian and Tibetan Buddhist lineages on consciousness transformation, natural healing, Ayahuasca and other sacred plant traditions, reciprocity, permaculture, Transpersonal and Buddhist psychology and how to transform challenges into the creative path towards evolution.  Every moment is an opportunity to practice.

Life is a Ceremony – a podcast created by the Paititi Institute. Join us as we share practical insights to engage everyday life as an evolutionary journey of transformation. We will share perspectives from the Andean, Amazonian and Tibetan Buddhist lineages on consciousness transformation, natural healing, Ayahuasca and other sacred plant traditions, reciprocity, permaculture, Transpersonal and Buddhist psychology and how to transform challenges into the creative path towards evolution. Every moment is an opportunity to practice.

Life is a Ceremony: Every Moment is an Opportunity to Practice

Come into the tea-room &amp; with Zen monks Hwalson, and his student Myungju, at the Detroit Zen Center, as they read spiritual folk-tales, and share conversations about them.

Come into the tea-room & with Zen monks Hwalson, and his student Myungju, at the Detroit Zen Center, as they read spiritual folk-tales, and share conversations about them.

Blue Collar Zen

If you wish to support the monks of the Hillside and this channel you can do so by donating at: https://www.hillsidehermitage.org/support-us

For other forms of Dhamma Teachings see: https://www.hillsidehermitage.org/teachings

If you wish to support the monks of the Hillside and this channel you can do so by donating at: https://www.hillsidehermitage.org/support-us For other forms of Dhamma Teachings see: https://www.hillsidehermitage.org/teachings

Hillside Hermitage Podcast

A podcast of original teachings and music by Zenkai Taiun Michael Elliston Roshi, guiding teacher of the Atlanta Soto Zen Center and abbot of the Silent Thunder Order.