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Indhold leveret af Henry Shukman: Associate Master Sanbo Zen. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af Henry Shukman: Associate Master Sanbo Zen eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.
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Indhold leveret af Henry Shukman: Associate Master Sanbo Zen. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af Henry Shukman: Associate Master Sanbo Zen eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.
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Indhold leveret af Henry Shukman: Associate Master Sanbo Zen. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af Henry Shukman: Associate Master Sanbo Zen eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.
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1 Dharma Talk: “Listen to the Heart of Things” with Maria Reis Habito 30:59
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In this talk, Maria sheds light on how listening to the voice of a bird or the sound of rain can bring us fully back home to our true nature. In this context, Maria takes the experience of Fr. Shigeto Oshida as a spring board for Koan No. 46 in the Blue Cliff Record: Kyôsei’s “Voice of the raindrops.” Recorded on February 7th, 2025 _______ Please consider supporting Mountain Cloud with a donation or becoming a member so we can continue to provide online programs such as this. Donations: https://www.mountaincloud.org/donate/ Become a member: https://www.mountaincloud.org/about/memembership/ Check out our website: https://www.mountaincloud.org/ All are welcome to join us for sitting and dharma talks. Use this link to join us: https://sit.mountaincloud.org…
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1 Dharma Talk: “The Year of the Snake” with Valerie Forstman 36:00
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On this first day of the Lunar New Year with the world in turmoil, Valerie turns to case 22 of the Blue Cliff Record, “Seppo’s ‘Poisonous Snake.’” What life-giving poison is the koan presenting? What happens if you encounter the snake? The turning word in Seppo’s own awakening story offers a pointer: If you want to expound a great teaching, it must flow forth from your own breast to cover heaven and earth. The dharma treasure is right in our midst – intimate, excluding nothing, and born right now. Recorded on January 30th, 2025…
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1 Dharma Talk: “What Meets the Eye” with Valerie Forstman 31:52
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This talk begins with a look at Zen’s parable of the second arrow. What does the story say to us now when we may find ourselves despairing about despair? In response, Valerie turns to the teaching of two root masters who lived during a particularly precarious time in China. Asked “What is the essential meaning of Chan?” Baso (Mazu) replied, “What is the meaning of this moment?” Baso’s counterpart, Sekito (Shitou), taught, “What meets the eye is the Way.” How might these teachings illumine the way as we practice and live in the midst? Recorded on January 23rd, 2025.…
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1 Dharma Talk: “The Path to Discernment” with Carolyn Seburn 22:12
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Carolyn discusses Mumonkan case 11: Jôshû Examines the Hermits as an invitation to examine and trust our own discernment.
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1 January 9th Dharma Talk from Valerie Forstman 31:07
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1 2025’s First Dharma Talk with Valerie Forstman 39:05
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Welcome in the new year with this Teisho offered by Mountain Cloud’s Guiding Teacher, Valerie Forstman. To see what Mountain Cloud has planned for the upcoming year, visit www.mountaincloud.org/newyear/
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1 “Darkness and Light Reveal Our True Nature” with Maria Reis Habito 31:57
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During the season of Rohatsu, Solstice, Christmas and Hanukkha, Maria takes up the psalm of Isaiah: “The people walking in darkness have seen a great light.” This psalm becomes a starting point to reflect on how darkness and light feed our practice of seeing our true nature.
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1 Breakthroughs Part 2 with Henry Shukman 40:05
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At this time when many of us may be feeling daunted and uncertain, we gather in the zendo to tap into our shared deeper nature that meditation can open up, drawing sustenance and new perspectives from it. In this talk, Henry explores breakthrough experiences — sudden shifts in how we understand and experience this life. They can show up in many forms, and in many areas, both personal and collective. Zen’s history is full of stories of sudden awakenings — moments when practitioners found they had broken out of familiar ways of perceiving and understanding their lives, into new ways of experiencing time, space, a profound sense of belonging, and of participating in the life of this world and all its beings. Please consider supporting Mountain Cloud with a donation or becoming a member so we can continue to provide online programs such as this. Donations: https://www.mountaincloud.org/donate/ Become a member: https://www.mountaincloud.org/about/membership/ Check out our website: https://www.mountaincloud.org/ All are welcome to join us for sitting and dharma talks. Use this link to join us: https://sit.mountaincloud.org…
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1 Poetry, Practice, and the Wild Ethics of Love: A Conversation with David Hinton 1:19:04
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David Hinton has published numerous books of poetry and essays, and many translations of ancient Chinese poetry and philosophy—all informed by an abiding interest in deep ecological thinking. This widely-acclaimed work has earned Hinton a Guggenheim Fellowship, numerous fellowships from NEA and NEH, and both of the major awards given for poetry translation in the United States: the Landon Translation Award (Academy of American Poets) and the PEN American Translation Award. Most recently, Hinton received a lifetime achievement award by the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Please consider supporting Mountain Cloud with a donation or becoming a member so we can continue to provide online programs such as this. Donations: https://www.mountaincloud.org/donate/ Become a member: https://www.mountaincloud.org/about/membership/ Check out our website: https://www.mountaincloud.org/ All are welcome to join us for sitting and dharma talks. Use this link to join us: https://sit.mountaincloud.org…
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1 Valerie Forstman: Zen’s Subverting Impulse: Overturning the One 39:14
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This week’s talk was offered by Mountain Cloud’s Guiding Teacher, Valerie Forstman. It was recorded on October 31st at the Zendo in Sante Fe. Please consider supporting Mountain Cloud with a donation or becoming a member so we can continue to provide online programs such as this. Donations: https://www.mountaincloud.org/donate/ Become a member: https://www.mountaincloud.org/about/membership/ Check out our website: https://www.mountaincloud.org/ All are welcome to join us for sitting and dharma talks. Use this link to join us: https://sit.mountaincloud.org…
Kali invites us to examine the wide array of features that comprise “The Practice Field,” the many aspects of our path of practice. She states that as a species we are quite proficient at ignoring our “shadow side of life,” those parts of us that help inform the richness of the practice field. Through this avoidance of difficult experiences, we contribute to our own suffering. Kali suggests that, with kindness and insight, we can lovingly examine how we are responsible for much of our suffering – not blaming (which consciously assumes we are creating harm) but rather taking responsibility for what we bring into our moments of practice. The invitation is to relax into being with whatever we are experiencing, whatever we have the opportunity to meet, with wonder and curiosity, grounded in our connection with our basic goodness. Recorded on October 24, 2024 * Please consider supporting Mountain Cloud with a donation or becoming a member so we can continue to provide online programs such as this. Donations: https://www.mountaincloud.org/donate/ Become a member: https://www.mountaincloud.org/about/membership Check out our website: https://www.mountaincloud.org/ All are welcome to join us for sitting and dharma talks. Use this link to join us: https://sit.mountaincloud.org…
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1 Spring Retreat Talk 4, Gathering the Heart Mind with Valerie Forstman 56:10
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Dwelling no-where, mind comes forth ~ from the Diamond Sutra Heart mind directs us to the fundamental point of who and what we are. In Chinese there is one term for Heart Mind. No hyphen necessary, simply one. Contemporary Sanbo Zen teacher Migaku Sato wrote a poem with this line: In nothing at all-ness, there is endlessly everything. Out of nothing, here we are practicing, says Valerie or That thou art, says Ruben Habito. To further open, Valerie looks at goneness and oneness in Case18 from the Blue Cliff Record, The National Teacher’s Gravestone. And, here’s a link to our YouTube video of this talk. Also, check out our Upcoming Events: Mountain Cloud Summer Sesshin, hybrid event June 26 – July 2: Details and registration, click here Thursday Evening Event May 25th with Guest Speaker Diana Clark Meditation: 5:30pm MT Dharma talk: 6:00pm MT Click here for details Original Love 2023: Click here for full details Clouds, River’s Lakes and Seas Weekend Workshop is coming up this weekend, May 27-28 Register here.…
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1 Spring Retreat Talk 3, The Boat is on the River with Valerie Forstman 41:01
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Valerie explores the clarity and simplicity of Master Hogen who came to be known as the dharma eye of deep clarity. Focusing on Case 51 from Book of Equanimity, Valerie illuminates mind and consciousness through Hogan’s clarity. If you want to study buddha-dharma, everything you see is buddha dharma, a door, a window and the exquisite beauty of the boat is on the river. For Hogan there is no difference between phenomena (worldly dharma) and essential reality (Buddhist dharma). Everything is put to rest. And, here’s a link to our YouTube video of this talk. Also, check out our Upcoming Events: Mountain Cloud Summer Sesshin, hybrid event June 26 – July 2: Details and registration, click here Thursday Evening Event May 11th with Maria Reis Habito Meditation: 5:30pm MT Dharma talk: 6:00pm MT Click Here for Details Original Love 2023: Click here for full details…
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1 Spring Retreat Talk 2, The Stone Bridge: Crossing Over with Valerie Forstman 44:00
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Something puts our feet on this path, starting from the ordinary dualistic world. Gradually, as we practice and practice, in some unguarded moment, everything falls away, and it’s just this. Heaven and Earth: without any space for a conjunction. Then we practice, practice, practice…. and return to the ordinary world, but it’s upside down. This great return is a bridge, a crossing over. Continuing with Joshu from the previous day’s talk on Mu, Valerie looks at Case 52 from the Blue Cliff Record, about a log bridge that is actually a stone bridge once you are able to really see it. Keep in mind that every koan is nothing but Mu and about you. And, here’s a link to our YouTube video of this talk. Also, check out our Upcoming Events: Mountain Cloud Summer Sesshin, hybrid event June 26 – July 2: Details and registration, click here Thursday Evening Event May 11 with Maria Habito Meditation: 5:30pm MT Dharma talk: 6:00pm MT Original Love: Clouds, Rivers, Lakes and Sea, with Henry Shukman April 30 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Click Here for Details Original Love 2023: Click here for full details…
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1 Spring Retreat Talk 1, Joshu’s Dog: Crossing Over, Fully Arrived with Valerie Forstman 39:19
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Crossing over to the other shore is the heart of our practice and the heart of Buddha’s teaching. Eventually we realize that we were always on the shore, here and now, in the moment at hand. In this first talk of our Spring sesshin, Valerie looks at the famous koan: Does a dog have Buddha Nature? the traditional first teisho in a Zen sesshin. Valerie mentions a choral chant version of the Heart Sutra from Plum Village. Here is a link if you are interested. And, here’s a link to our YouTube video of this talk. Also, check out our Upcoming Events: Mountain Cloud Summer Sesshin, hybrid event June 26 – July 2: Details and registration, click here Original Love: Clouds, Rivers, Lakes and Sea, with Henry Shukman April 30 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Click Here for Details Original Love 2023: Click here for full details…
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