Zen Talks From The Windhorse Zen Community

This talk was given by Sunya Kjolhede-Roshi during our October 2018 Sesshin. 

This talk was given by Sunya Kjolhede-Roshi during our October, 2018 Sesshin. 

This talk was given by Sunya Kjolhede-Roshi during our October, 2018 Sesshin. 

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi at one of our regular Sunday programs. 

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi at one of our regular Sunday programs. 

This talk was given by Sonya-Roshi on the second day of a seven day sesshin. 

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi at one of our regular Sunday programs. 

This talk was given by Sonya-Roshi at one of our regular Sunday programs. 

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi at one of our regular Sunday programs.

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi at one of our regular Sunday programs.

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi on day seven of this seven day retreat.

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi on day six of this seven day retreat.

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi on day four of this seven day retreat.

This talk was given by Sunya-Roshi on the second day of this seven day retreat. 

This unedited Teisho was given by Sunya-Roshi at our regular Sunday sittings. In this talk Sunya goes into the story of Jizo Bodhisattva and sheds some light on one of Japan's most famous Zen figures. Thanks for your continued interest in these podcasts. Send us an email at our new email address windhorsezen@windhorsezen.org.  Let us know who you are, ask questions, just let us know you're listening.  The Windhorse Zen Community has meditation open to the public, and has a residential zen training program. To learn more, and to help support our podcasts and the work of the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org 

  This unedited dharma talk (teisho) is the third of a three-part series on the life and poems of the 18th c. Japanese monk, Ryōkan Taigu. Sunya-roshi gave this talk during our Sunday program on April 8th, 2018; it includes more stories and poetry from Zen’s most famous ‘Great Fool.' Thanks for your continued interest in these podcasts! Send us an email at windhorsezen@windhorsezen.org.  Let us know who you are, go ahead and ask questions and give feedback -- just let us know you're listening. Windhorse Zen Community has meditation open to the public, and a residential zen training program. To learn more, and to help support our podcasts and the dharma work of Windhorse, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org  

  This unedited dharma talk (teisho) is the second of a three-part series on the life and poems of the wonderful 18th c. Japanese monk, Ryōkan Taigu. Sunya-roshi gave this talk during our Sunday program on April Fool’s Day and Easter; it includes more stories and poetry from the Zen’s most famous ‘Great Fool. Thanks for your continued interest in these podcasts. Send us an email at windhorsezen@windhorsezen.org.  Let us know who you are, ask questions and give feedback, just let us know you're listening. The Windhorse Zen Community has meditation open to the public, and a residential zen training program. To learn more, and to help support our podcasts and the work of the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org  

This unedited dharma talk (teisho) is the first of a three-part series on the life and poems of the wonderful 18th c. Japanese monk, Ryōkan Taigu. Sunya-roshi gave this talk during our Sunday program on March 25, 2018, from our zendo in the mountains of North Carolina near Asheville. Thanks for your continued interest in these podcasts. Send us an email at windhorsezen@windhorsezen.org.  Let us know who you are, ask questions and give feedback, just let us know you're listening.  The Windhorse Zen Community has meditation open to the public, and a residential zen training program. To learn more, and to help support our podcasts and the work of the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org    

37 "Not Just a Bag of Skin"   Today's teisho by Sunya Sensei is a talk given at our Sunday sitting on September 30th 2012 from our Zendo in the North Carolina Mountains. You can hear a phobe's song in the background!  Thanks for your continued interest in these podcasts. Send us an email at our new email address windhorsezen@windhorsezen.org.  Let us know who you are, ask questions, just let us know you're listening.  The Windhorse Zen Community has meditation open to the public, and has a residential zen training program. To learn more, and to help support our podcasts and the work of the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org 

36 The Tao and Zen, by Mitchell Doshin Cantor - Today's teisho is a talk by Mitchell Doshin Cantor Sensei, a guest speaker at the Windhorse Zen Community in July of 2012. Sensei Cantor discusses the Tao and Zen.  Doshin Cantor Sensei is a Zen Teacher and a member of the White Plum Sangha, a Dharma heir of Madeline Ko-i Bastis. Sensei Cantor currently leads the Southern Palm Group in Boca Raton, Florida. Sensei Cantor is a photographer as well. His works can be seen here http://listeningwiththeeye.squarespace.com/ Thanks for your continued interest in these podcasts. Send us an email at our new email address windhorsezen@windhorsezen.org.  Let us know who you are, ask questions, just let us know you're listening.  The Windhorse Zen Community has meditation open to the public, and has a residential zen training program. To learn more, and to help support our podcasts and the work of the Windhorse Zen Community, see our website at www.windhorsezen.org