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Cosmopolitan Zen

Cosmopolitan Zen

著者: Shining Bright Lotus Meditation Society
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概要

Bringing together the best from the many diverse forms of Zen, Theravada, Mahamudra, Developmental Psychology and Integral Theory, Cosmopolitan Zen offers a broad inclusive vision of 21st Century Zen Buddhism. Hosted By Ekai Joel Kreisberg.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. スピリチュアリティ
エピソード
  • Koan Seven - Emyo Darlene Tataryn
    2026/02/08

    Emyo Darlene offers her unique teachings on Jun Po Roshi's Mondo koans. She takes students all the way through the first seven koans in this teaching.

    Our mission is to foster a diverse, inclusive community, dedicated to awakening through Buddhist teachings promoting personal and interpersonal healing with ethical compassionate action.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/

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    43 分
  • Zen and the Middle of Everything - Mingpo Larry Matthews - WSP26
    2026/01/31

    WSP26 - Zen and the Middle of Everything - Mingpo Larry Matthews - January 3rd, 2026

    Through humor, poetry, and lived examples, Ming Po reflects on non-duality, mindfulness, and the ordinary moments of daily life, inviting listeners to discover awakening not by escaping life, but by meeting it fully in the messy, vibrant middle of being human.

    Our mission is to foster a diverse, inclusive community, dedicated to awakening through Buddhist teachings promoting personal and interpersonal healing with ethical compassionate action.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/

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    20 分
  • Why there are no victims - Kenshin Cian Whalley - FPP25
    2026/01/24

    FPP25 - Why there are no victims - Kenshin Cian Whalley - November 15th, 2025

    Kenshin Cian reflects on a lifetime of examining the difference between real victimization and the identity of victimhood, sharing how early childhood trauma shaped his unconscious patterns in relationships. Through Mondo Zen practice, shadow work, and metacognitive awareness, he realized that while harm is real, the ongoing story of being a victim is a choice shaped by conditioned parts of the self. He describes catching himself strategically allowing suffering to influence outcomes, seeing clearly that a deeper awareness was always present and choosing. Recognizing this “choice point” allowed him to step out of the victim–rescuer–persecutor cycle, reclaim his disowned power, and respond from presence rather than trauma-driven parts.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/fallpractice25

    Our mission is to foster a diverse, inclusive community, dedicated to awakening through Buddhist teachings promoting personal and interpersonal healing with ethical compassionate action.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/

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    18 分
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