Mountain Rain Zen Dharma Podcast

Myoshin Kate McCandless emphasizes that co-awakening is the nature of our experience- it is only in relationship with the world around us that enlightenment happens.
“When your mind is deluded, you are turned by the dharma blossoms. When your mind is enlightened, you turn the dharma blossoms” (Dogen)
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Hotei Lee Lourdeaux talks about the importance of having a supportive religious community or sangha. 
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A way-seeking mind talk tells how the speaker came to Zen practice and how it has guided their life.
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Myoshin Kate McCandless offers that through entrusting and upholding, each is an extraordinary expression of the blossoming of the Udumbara flower.  
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Shinmon Michael Newton opens our annual Dogen study intensive by exploring the Udumbara Blossom text and introducing this year’s theme. 
“Holding up a flower means a flower is holding up a flower.”
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Joko Claire Talbot offers the fourth and final talk in our Dharma Seminar on Shunryu Suzuki’s new book Becoming Yourself - Teachings on the Zen Way of Life.
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A full archive of recorded teachings going back over ten years is free and accessible on our website.

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