<p>This dharma talk is in response to those who have expressed an interest in learning more about the practice of zazen. This is one of what I anticipate will be a series of talks concerning Dogen's seminal teaching on this subject, "Fukanzazengi". This talk concludes this teaching  on Fukanzazengi.</p>

This dharma talk is in response to those who have expressed an interest in learning more about the practice of zazen. This is one of what I anticipate will be a series of talks concerning Dogen's seminal teaching on this subject, "Fukanzazengi". This talk concludes this teaching on Fukanzazengi.

<p>This dharma talk is in response to those who have expressed an interest in learning more about the practice of zazen.&nbsp;This is one of what I anticipate will be a series of talks concerning Dogen's seminal teaching on this subject, "Fukanzazengi". This talk concludes this teaching  on Fukanzazengi.</p>

Zazen_Fukanzazengi_9 2.24.22

Weekly Dharma talks, Zazenkai and Sesshin talks. 
We are part of the Phoenix Cloud lineage whose founder was Kobun Chino Roshi (1938-2002). Kobun came to San Francisco from Japan in 1967 at the request of Shunryu Suzuki Roshi to serve as his attendant at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center.

Sensei Dean Williams is the guiding teacher of the Crooked River Zen Center in Cleveland, Ohio. His interest in Zen Buddhism began in the early 70s when he was working on his BA in philosophy. He began formal zen practice in 1997. He was lay ordained in 2000, ordained as a Buddhist chaplain in 2001, and as a priest in 2003, all while studying with Sojun Diane Martin, the resident teacher at Udumbara Zen Center in Evanston, IL. In 2006 he served as shuso during the fall practice period at Udumbara.

Dean received dharma transmission in 2014 from Shoho Michael Newhall, the abbot of Jikoji Zen Center in the Santa Cruz Mountains in California, making him a dharma holder in the Kobun Chino lineage.

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Weekly Dharma talks, Zazenkai and Sesshin talks. We are part of the Phoenix Cloud lineage whose founder was Kobun Chino Roshi (1938-2002). Kobun came to San Francisco from Japan in 1967 at the request of Shunryu Suzuki Roshi to serve as his attendant at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center. Sensei Dean Williams is the guiding teacher of the Crooked River Zen Center in Cleveland, Ohio. His interest in Zen Buddhism began in the early 70s when he was working on his BA in philosophy. He began formal zen practice in 1997. He was lay ordained in 2000, ordained as a Buddhist chaplain in 2001, and as a priest in 2003, all while studying with Sojun Diane Martin, the resident teacher at Udumbara Zen Center in Evanston, IL. In 2006 he served as shuso during the fall practice period at Udumbara. Dean received dharma transmission in 2014 from Shoho Michael Newhall, the abbot of Jikoji Zen Center in the Santa Cruz Mountains in California, making him a dharma holder in the Kobun Chino lineage.

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