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Archive of Dharma Talks from The Village Zendo - "Tireless Lotus", "On Anger", "On Faithmind", "Medicine and Sickness"
Atonement: Taking Responsibility - by Abbot John Daido Loori. On the Attonement Gatha: "All evil karma ever committed by me since of old, Because of my beginningless greed, anger, and ignorance, Born of my body, mouth, and thought, Now I atone for it all."
Bathing a Newborn Buddha - By Thich Nhat Hanh. "No boundary exists between the sacred and the profane."
Ch'an Center Dharma talks - Essentials of Practice and Enlightenment for Beginners; What is Chan?; The Essentials of Ch'an Practice; When The Mind Is At One Point; Sun, Moon, Sky, and Sea; To Realize Inherent Wisdom; Song of Mind of Niu-t'ou Fa-Jung; The Dignity of Living and Dying
Dharma Discources by Kobun Chino Otagawa Roshi - Abbot of Jikoji (Los Gatos, CA), Hokoji (Taos, New Mexico) and Kaikyoshi of the Soto School in the USA.
Dharma Discourses from Zen Mountain Monastery - A Dharma Discourse or Dharma Talk is a presentation of a traditional Zen koan an apparently paradoxical statement that challenges who we think we are, what the nature of the reality is, and what the true activity of our life is. Discourses by Abbot John Daido Loori, Bonnie Myotai Treace Sensei, and Geoffrey Shugen Arnold Sensei.
Dharma Talks by Ch'an Master Hsing Yung - Buddhist Perspective on Cause and Condition; Buddhist Perspective on Time and Space; Buddhism's View on Deeds and Behaviors; Buddhism's View on the Wheel of Rebirth; Buddhism for the Perfection of This Life.
Dharma Talks by Gilbert Gutierrez, Riverside Ch'an Meditation Group - Large number of talks by Gilbert Gutierrez, who has studied and practiced meditation for over twenty five years and is a student of Venerable Ch'an Master Sheng-yen. Many of the articles have a particularly Ch'an (Zen) flavor while others are more general in their approach to Buddhist principles and practice.
Dharma Talks from Hakun-un-ji Zen Center - "Posture and Kinhin", "Creative Tension".
Dharma Talks from Sweetwater Zen Center - By Anne Seisen Saunders: "Not Knowing is Most Intimate," "The Path is Through Your Self," "If You Practice You Will See It," "The Flower of No Separation." By Taizan Maezumi, Roshi "Life and Death."
Dharma Talks from the Albuquerque Zen Center - Taking Refuge, Mindfulness, Faith in Everyday Practice, Shin (Heart or Mind), Sitting Practice, Our Nature, Self and No-self, Peace of Mind.
Dharma Talks from the Clouds in Water Zendo - What is Zen?; Remembering the Heart, Transforming Fear; The Call of the Whip-Or-Will.
Dharma Talks of Korean Seon (Zen) Masters - Talks by Seon Master Hye Am Sunim, Seon Master Seung Shan, Seon Master Tansung Sunim, Seon Master Nock Won, Seon Master Won Dam,Seon Master Byuk Ahm,Seon Master Chung Han, Seon Master Kwan Eung, Seon Master Ilta, Seon Master Seung Su, Seon Master Do Chon, and Seon Master Bi Rong.
Impermanence - By Thich Nhat Hanh.
Introduction to Zen - By Rev. Denko-San. "Zazen is something that evolves all the time, and basically, if you want to get anywhere with Zen training you just have to sit down and see what happens, see what zazen is today. Tomorrow it's something else. The next day it's something else, next year it's something else. It grows and evolves."
Nonin Chowaney's Dharma Talks - Dharma Talks given by Nonin Chowaney of the Nebraska Zen Center. * Cooking the Soup * Emptying Your Cup * Everyday is a Good Day * Intimacy * Karma * Purifying the Mind * Putting Our Burden Down * Renunciation
On Questioning - Questioning as the core of Zen
Original Mind - By Shodo Harada Roshi. "In Buddhism, its often said that humans Original Mind, that Mind we have at birth, is like a clear mirror, pure and uncluttered, with nothing in it whatsoever. Without shape, form or color. If something comes before it, the mirror only reflects it, but the mirror itself gives birth to nothing. If what has been reflected leaves, its image disappears, but the mirror itself loses nothing. Within the mirror there is no birth, no death. No matter how dirty a thing is which is reflected, the mirror doesnt get dirty, nor does it become beautiful because something beautiful is reflected in it. The mirror doesnt get dirty, clean or beautiful. Just because something is reflected doesnt mean anything increases in it either, nor does anything ever decrease. A mirror is without increase or decrease."
Settling into the Heart of Buddha - A talk on working with the precepts, by Sensei Egyoku Nakao.
Talks by Les Kaye - Compassion without Politics, Everyone is Lovable, Non-achievement, Walking past the candy store, On Suzuki Roshi.
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