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PMZC offers Sunday morning Dharma talks by our own teachers and sangha members. In addition, we are privileged to have wonderful Soto Zen guest speakers from around the country.If you enjoy listening to our online dharma talks, please consider making a donation to Prairie Mountain Zen Center at https://www.prairiemountain.org/donate .
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Send us Fan Mail Rev. Jodo Cliff Clusin gives a talk on chapter 16 (The Eternal Life of the Tathagata) of the Lotus Sutra. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail Rev. Anjo Kieran Rhysling leads a sangha discussion on two chapters from Katagiri Roshi’s book, You Have to Say Something, entitled “Ordinary People” and "Compassion Beyond Opportunity".. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail Rev. Jodo Cliff Clusin gives a talk on chapter 15 (Springing Up Out of the Earth) of the Lotus Sutra. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail In this class, Rev. Chikyo Ryunin Ewan Magie shares the foundational elements of the Buddha Way as expressed in the great range of Zen poetry from ancient China through Japan to the modern West. The complete syllabus is available on our website. Week 5: Nothing to Attain – a bodhisattva this very moment. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail Rev. Jodo Cliff Clusin gives a talk on chapter 14 (A Happy Life) of the Lotus Sutra. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail In this class, Rev. Chikyo Ryunin Ewan Magie shares the foundational elements of the Buddha Way as expressed in the great range of Zen poetry from ancient China through Japan to the modern West. The complete syllabus is available on our website. Week 4: Engaging Catastrophe– – dependent origination & zazen. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail Rev. Jodo Cliff Clusin gives a talk on chapters 12 (Devadatta) and 13 (Exhortation to Hold Firm) of the Lotus Sutra. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail In this class, Rev. Chikyo Ryunin Ewan Magie shares the foundational elements of the Buddha Way as expressed in the great range of Zen poetry from ancient China through Japan to the modern West. The complete syllabus is available on our website. Week 3: All the Way West– no beginning, no ending. Support the show
PMZC offers Sunday morning Dharma talks by our own teachers and sangha members. In addition, we are privileged to have wonderful Soto Zen guest speakers from around the country.If you enjoy listening to our online dharma talks, please consider making a donation to Prairie Mountain Zen Center at https://www.prairiemountain.org/donate .
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