Dotoku: Expressing the Way--Talk Three
/MRZC’s yearly Genzo-e weekend retreat, studying Dogen’s Dotoku, Expressing the Way, with Shinmon Michael Newton.
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Dotoku: Expressing the Way--Talk Two
/MRZC’s yearly Genzo-e weekend retreat, studying Dogen’s Dotoku, Expressing the Way, with Shinmon Michael Newton.
Read MoreDotoku: Expressing the Way--Talk One
/MRZC’s yearly Genzo-e weekend retreat, studying Dogen’s Dotoku, Expressing the Way, with Shinmon Michael Newton.
Read MoreGyokei Yokoyama Guest Talk
/A Wednesday evening guest talk by Rev. Gyokei Yokoyama of Sozenji Buddhist Temple, Montebello, California.
Read MoreBodhisattvas without Borders
/On the occasion of the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and featuring poems by Ukrainian poets, Myoshin Kate McCandless examines how a bodhisattva might move in the world.
37 Practices of a Bodhisattva Week 6→
/A six-week Wednesday evening dharma seminar with Shinmon Michael Newton and Myoshin Kate McCandless on The Thirty-Seven Practices of a Bodhisattva by the fourteenth century by Tibetan Buddhist teacher, Tokme Zongpo.
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/Sunday morning dharma talk by Shinmon Michael Newton
Read More37 Practices of a Bodhisattva Week 5
/A six-week Wednesday evening dharma seminar with Shinmon Michael Newton and Myoshin Kate McCandless on The Thirty-Seven Practices of a Bodhisattva by the fourteenth century by Tibetan Buddhist teacher, Tokme Zongpo.
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