<p>Shiro and the Sangha explore the relationship between the usual 5 senses as we know them (sight, taste, touch, sound and smell) and the mind. Can you taste your thoughts? Find peace? Put your mind to rest? Beginning with Case 41 of the Mumonkan, "Bodhidharma Puts the Mind to Rest," the community engages in a lively discussion and exercise in concentrated meditation, sense by sense.</p>

Shiro and the Sangha explore the relationship between the usual 5 senses as we know them (sight, taste, touch, sound and smell) and the mind. Can you taste your thoughts? Find peace? Put your mind to rest? Beginning with Case 41 of the Mumonkan, "Bodhidharma Puts the Mind to Rest," the community engages in a lively discussion and exercise in concentrated meditation, sense by sense.

Taste the Thought. (And put the mind to rest.)

Weekly Dharma Talks by Dan Shiro Burrier and guest speakers at Prajna Heart Zen Center. Prajna Heart is a Zen Buddhist Training Center (and an official affiliate of Yokoji Zen Mountain Center) with a physical presence in Los Angeles and a digital online community everywhere. Join us at phzc.org. Previous talks can be found on YouTube and at phzc.org

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Taste the Thought. (And put the mind to rest.)

Taste the Thought. (And put the mind to rest.)