Mother's Day 2007, Sunya Kjolhede Sensei discusses Mother's Day. For questions about the Windhorse Zen Community, or to help support these podcasts, see our website, www.windhorsezen.org 

The Ten Fools   This teisho is from the last day of a seven day intensive meditation retreat given in August of 2004. For more information on the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website www.windhorsezen.org

Relationships, Sunya sensei discusses relationships in this teisho from April 11th, 2004. For more information on the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org.

The Dog Who Saved Cats Sunya sensei discusses animals, their relationship to humans, and what they have to teach us in this teisho given in July of 2006. For more information on the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org.

The Thousand Arms of KannonWho is Kannon, the bodhisattva of compassion?  Sunya sensei addresses Kannon and the place of compassion in the practice of zen in today's teisho, from a dharma talk given on July 23rd, 2006.  For more information on the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org

Gratitude, Sunya Sensei discusses gratitude in a teisho given on November 30th, 2005, just after Thanksgiving Day.  For more information on the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org

06 Why Are We Practicing?

Why do we do this practice of zen?  Taking Hakuin's Chant in Praise of Zazen as her text, Sunya Sensei addresses this issue in the last teisho of a five-day sesshin held in February of 2006.

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 Death and Dying, in today's teisho, Sunya Sensei discusses death and dying. 

War and Peace and Practice, A dharma talk by Sunya Kjolhede Sensei given on the anniversary of the third year of the war in Iraq. 

Questioning in Zen, Sunya Sensei discusses the questioning mind in zen practice in a talk given in the Sunday teisho on March 5th, 2006 at the Panther Branch residence of the Windhorse Zen Community. For more information see our website at www.windhorse.org