North Carolina Zen Center

North Carolina Zen Center

Collection of Dharma Talks given by Teshin Sweger at the North Carolina Zen Centerinfo@nczencenter.org

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North Carolina Zen Center

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Religion

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Último episodio

23 de jun. de 2026

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Episodios

Tending the Field of Practice 23.12.2020

Tending the Field of Practice by North Carolina Zen Center

Anti-Fragile 27.11.2020

Anti-Fragile by North Carolina Zen Center

Wayfinding 26.11.2020

Wayfinding by North Carolina Zen Center

Student-Teacher Relationship Part 2 26.11.2020

Student-Teacher Relationship Part 2 by North Carolina Zen Center

Student-Teacher Relationship Part 1 26.11.2020

Some thoughts on how Zen views the Student/Teacher relationship.

Aspiring To Something Greater 23.06.2020

Aspiring To Something Greater by North Carolina Zen Center

Buddha's Birth 23.06.2020

Buddha's Birth by North Carolina Zen Center

True Self is No-Self 07.03.2020

True Self is No-Self by North Carolina Zen Center

Every Day Is A Good Day 19.08.2019

Every Day Is A Good Day by North Carolina Zen Center

Working With Emotional Pain 19.08.2019

Working With Emotional Pain by North Carolina Zen Center

Working With Physical Pain 19.08.2019

Working With Physical Pain by North Carolina Zen Center

Lineage-The Buddha Holds Up a Flower 17.09.2018

Lineage-The Buddha Holds Up a Flower by North Carolina Zen Center

Dogen's Plum Blossoms 17.09.2018

Dogen's Plum Blossoms by North Carolina Zen Center

What It Means To Become A Buddhist 27.05.2018

What It Means To Become A Buddhist by North Carolina Zen Center

April Fool's Day and Joshu's Why Don't You Quote It Fully 27.05.2018

April Fool's Day and Joshu's Why Don't You Quote It Fully by North Carolina Zen Center

Intellectual Appropriation Of Practice and Luzu Faces The Wall 27.05.2018

Intellectual Appropriation Of Practice and Luzu Faces The Wall by North Carolina Zen Center

The Black Box of Zen Practice 27.05.2018

The Black Box of Zen Practice by North Carolina Zen Center

Zen Metta 20.03.2018

Zen Metta

Keichu's Carts 20.03.2018

The Case Master Gettan said to a monk, “Keichu [the first wheelmaker in ancient China] made a cart whose wheels had a hundred spokes. If you took off the wheels and removed the axle, then what would it be?” The Commentary If you can immediately see through this, your eye will be like a shooting star, your spiritual activity like a flash of lightning. *The Verse When a wheel spins rapidly even a ma...

Hyakujo and the Fox Part 2 05.02.2018

From Day 2 of the Winter 2018 Sesshin.

Hyakujo and the Fox Part 1 05.02.2018

Is the enlightened person subject to cause and effect? Be careful...if you answer incorrectly you'll be reborn as a fox for 500 lives! This is from Day 1 of the Winter 2018 Sesshin.

The Eightfold Path-A Life of Practice 05.02.2018

An in depth look at the Eight aspects of the Path.

Reinventing Ourselves and the Three Turnings 14.01.2018

This talk encourages us to continually see that we can reinvent ourselves just as Buddhism has as it has time and time again as it moves from culture to culture.

The Dharma Is Just As It Is 14.12.2017

This dharma takes up Case 1 of the Book of Serenity.

Morality and Ethics in Zen 14.12.2017

In this Dharma talk we take a look at the basis for morality in Zen and more specifically at the Buddhist Precepts.

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