In this Dharma Talk, given on March 18th, 2018, Rinzan Pechovnik Osho explores Case #53 of the Hekigonroku, or Blue Cliff Record. Hyakujo said the wild duck has "gone away," but has it? In this traceless world, is anything truly lost?

This Dharma Talk, given on February 11th, 2018, marks the final day of No-Rank Zendo's Three Day Winter Sesshin. In it, Rinzan Pechovnik Osho examines Case 50 of the Hekigonroku, or Blue Cliff Record. Rinzan though often caught in confusion, we are already one with all things, and that peace and well-being come from simply being in accord with what is, a posture that is simple, but not so easy.

In this Dharma Talk, given on January 28th 2018, Rinzan Pechovnik Osho examines Case #44 of the Hekigonroku (Blue Cliff Record), Kasan's "Beating the Drum." Rinzan investigates the meaning of practice for the benefit of one's own mind state, for the benefit of other, and finally for no-benefit.

In this Dharma Talk, given on January 14th 2018, Rinzan Pechovnik Osho examines case 42 of the Hekigonroku (Blue Cliff Record): Ho Koji's "Beautiful Snowflakes." In it, Ho Koji says to some monks, “Beautiful snowflakes, one by one; but they fall nowhere else,” pointing to a fundamental truth or our own being in with the world: one with everything ... and here.

In this talk, given on Dec. 4th 2017, the second day of Chobo-Ji's Rohatsu Sesshin, Rinzan Pechovnik Osho points to intimacy with all things as the path of practice and awakening.

Rinzan Pechovnik Osho gave this talk on November 11th 2017 during the "Zen and the Painting Experience" at Still Meadow in Damascus, Oregon. In it, he details the basics of Zen Buddhism and it's relationship to process painting. Both practices require no-knowing and a willingness to enter into the great ordinariness of natural flow.

In this Dharma Talk, given on November 3rd, 2017 at the first No-Rank Zendo sesshin, Rinzan Pechovnik Osho discusses how, in Zen practice, we sit with determined wonder awaiting the present moment to blossom before us. When that happens, it's like returning to a home you never left.

Rinzan Pechovnik Osho Gave this Dharma Talk on 09/28/2017, Day 6 of Autumn Sesshin at Dai Bai Zen Cho Bo Zen Ji. In it, he shares in the sesshin experience of sitting, facing and moving through barriers. When we move beyond the fundamental barrier of ego separation, we are one with all things and never truly alone.

Dharma talk given on September 24th, 2017, Day 2 of Chobo-Ji Autumn Sesshin. Rinzan Pechovnik Osho investigates the personal exploration for meaning in life and how it is revealed, meaningFULLy, in the awakened present moment.

In this talk, given on September 16th, 2017, Rinzan Pechovnik Osho explores Case #18 of the Hekigonroku, Blue Cliff Record. In Zen practice, we gain freedom from fear by facing the inevitability of death, seeing through it, and embracing "the seamless pagoda."