North Carolina Zen Center

North Carolina Zen Center

Religion EN ↓ 109 episodes

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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www.nczencenter.org

Latest episode

Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

Practice Advice Around the Holidays 22.11.2017

In this talk and dharma discussion, we take up how to stay grounded during the holiday season.

Which One Is the Real You? : A Ghost Story 30.10.2017

In this talk from our Fall sesshin, we explore Case 35 of the Mumonkan: Chien and Her Soul Are Separated.

The Spirit of Sesshin 30.10.2017

A Zen retreat, traditionally called a sesshin, is not a retreat at all. It is a search. In this talk we explore the nature of searching and how to practice during sesshin.

Nansen's It's Like A Dream 16.10.2017

Exploring Case 40 from the Blue cliff Record with an emphasis on how technology is shaping our thoughts and practice.

How To Work With Anger 12.09.2017

This Dharma talk and discussion explores ways to work with anger. The talk is 32 min. with a 15 min discussion at the end.

What is Koan Practice? 05.09.2017

What is Koan Practice?

Practicing Community 28.08.2017

What is Buddhist Practice? Is it more than just our individual meditation practice?

Intimacy And The Eclipse 21.08.2017

Case #20 Book of Equanimity: Not Knowing is Most Intimate

Working With Patience And Impatience 16.08.2017

Some thoughts on working with patience in meditation practice and life.

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