Practicing With Great Doubt: Escape the Mind’s Prison
Zen Master Bon Soeng discussed the limitations of human perception and understanding, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a beginner's mind in Zen practice and questioning one's own beliefs. We have Dharma talks every Wednesday evening at the Empty Gate Zen Center in Berkeley. You can also join us online at https://www.emptygatezen.com/schedule Facebook: / emptygatezen Website: https://www.emptygatezen.com
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Our Mind Is The Universe
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Everyday Mind Is The True Way
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From Enlightenment to Enlivenment
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What Am I? The Revolutionary Power of Not Knowing (Zen Talk)
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Shattering The Great Doubt
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WHAT FACING DEATH TAUGHT ME ABOUT LIFE
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How to Stay Present in Difficult Moments
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Train Your Mind to Be Calm in Every Situation | Shi Heng Yi Motivational Speech
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St. Padre Pio's secretary remembers the saint
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The Buddha’s Life and the Horrors of Our Time
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