Dai-i Flo Rublee gives the first dharma seminar on The Old Way, talks on texts from the Pali Canon.

Can you see the importance of recognizing wholesome and unwholesome thoughts and their effect on others?

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Shinmon Michael Newton offers a talk about David Chadwick, a Soto Zen priest, author, archivist, and one of the earliest disciples of Shunryu Suzuki (February 9, 1945 - February 23, 2026).

“I don't know anything about consciousness. I just try to teach my students how to hear the birds sing.”

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Myoshin Kate McCandless acknowledges that our deeper wounds need to be given protection and healing care. The darts and arrows of a human life can be sharp and painful - the body and mind are supported by practicing the dharma.

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Shinmon Michael Newton affirms that our practice is complete in each moment -- each moment of thought transcends all time. As Dogen would say: there is nothing to add or take away.

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Myoshin Kate McCandless encourages the perspective that even though we are very far away in time from Dogen, we are part of the movement and transmission of dharma.

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Myoshin Kate McCandless looks at how poets before and after Dogen have used blossoms in their writing. From a smile, to dynamic interrelationship, to a burning house - all is real, all is unreal.

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Shuso Heito Lee Lourdeaux explores how anger can transmute into compassion. "Understanding is love's other name."

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Shinmon Michael Newton reinforces that for us, reality is continuously expressing itself as this moment - and your life and practice is not separate from that expression.

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