Genjo Roshi gave the following Teisho on March 12th, 2022, during No-Rank Zendo's Zazenkai: Case 35 from the Mumonkan, "Senjo and Her Soul Are Separated." We are a multiplicity, will the real you please stand up?

Rinzan Osho gave the following Teisho on January 12th, 2022, on day 5 of No-Rank Zendo's Rohatsu Sesshin examining Case 76 of the Hekiganroku: "Tanka's 'Have You Had Your Dinner?'" We work at removing the ego membrane that compels a sense of separateness from the world. Practice brings us closer into intimacy with the great mystery and unknowblae it. 

Rinzan Osho gave the following Teisho on January 11th, 2022, on day 4 of No-Rank Zendo's Rohatsu Sesshin examining The Hidden Lamp: "Zhaozhou and the Old Woman’s Obstacle." We want to move past hardships, but it is our very hardships that open us up to the wonder of all things and our heart of caring for others.

Rinzan Osho gave the following Teisho on January 10th, 2022, on day 3 of No-Rank Zendo's Rohatsu Sesshin examining Case 75 of the Hekiganroku: "Ukyu's Unfair Blows." The relationship between host and guest exists everywhere. While the teacher is the "host" to a "student," we are all guests on this earth. What is the proper comportment of a host and guest? What is it when host truly meets host?

In this Rohatsu Sesshin Teisho, given at Chobo-ji on Dec. 7th, 2021, Rinzan Osho examines the Hekiganroku Case 70: Isan's "I Would Ask You to Say It." When asked by the master to say "It" without moving his lips or mouth, Isan replied fully. What is it to be intimate? What is it listen, to share, to commune? What is it to hear the mountain and moon speak?