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Tony Artino's Notes on Shunryu Suzuki Lectures Also, see history of these on Cuke.com | |||||||||
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| Suffering comes from desires | 66-11-09 | 66-11-09W.pdf | Suffering comes from desires. Zazen leads to the strength to cut off the root ... | ||||||
| zazen is not for gaining a mystical something | 66-11-16 | 66-11-16W.pdf | Many people mistakenly believe that Zen Buddhism is mystical. The practice ... | ||||||
| Ordinary men carry a preconceived idea of the self | 66-11-20 | 66-11-20W.pdf | Ordinary men carry a preconceived idea of the self into living, changing ... | ||||||
| Give up gaining ideas and just sit | 66-11-30 | 66-11-30W.pdf | Religion is just for ourselves. We cannot really be religious for others. ... | ||||||
| We should sit in the middle of our problems | 67-03-12 | 67-03-12W.pdf | “We should sit in the middle of our problems.” The world of thinking is that ... | ||||||
| Buddha nature | 67-03-22 | 67-03-22W.pdf | Wednesday, March 22, 1967 Sokoji Tony Artino notes Suzuki read a rendition ... | ||||||
| When small mind finds itself in big mind | 67-03-26 | 67-03-26W.pdf | “When small mind finds itself in big mind, there is peace.” To transmit buddha-mind ... | ||||||
| Our pockets are full of treasure right now | 67-04-02 | 67-04-02W.pdf | Sunday April 2, 1967 Sokoji Tony Artino notes “Our pockets are full of treasure ... | ||||||
| Give up all preconceived ideas and feelings | 67-04-05 | 67-04-05U.pdf | A lecture here in the zendo is meaningful in a way quite different from that ... | Q & A after lecture. | |||||
| A teaching cannot be whole and perfect | 67-04-16 | 67-04-16W.pdf | A teaching cannot be whole and perfect because it, like a medical prescription, ... | ||||||
| “Our human nature and that of the Buddha are the same” | 67-04-26 | 67-04-26W.pdf | Suzuki read from a letter to him by an American student. The writer mentioned ... | Q & A after lecture. | |||||
| Zen emphasizes the simplest way of practice | 67-05-17 | 67-05-17W.pdf | You may think that the various religions of the world will, as a natural course ... | Q & A after lecture. | |||||
| Correct zazen is your home | 67-05-21 | 67-05-21W.pdf | “Will power is something you have always.” Thinking power in zazen is not thinking ... | ||||||
| True activity includes everything | 67-05-28 | 67-05-28W.pdf | Questions to Suzuki on difference between a monk and a master. To practice ... | ||||||
| religion is a cultural-social phenomena as well as a personal experience | 67-05-31 | 67-05-31W.pdf | It is so that religion is a cultural-social phenomena as well as a personal experience. ... | ||||||