Dharma Talks from Eunsahn Citta
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| Tom Eunsahn Citta / "One Beginner's Don't-Know Mind" | 0:14:10 | 128kbps | 44100 | 12.98 MB | |
 | Huangbo said all Buddhas & beings are One Mind. Suzuki-Roshi said to keep Beginner's Mind. ZM Seung Sahn said to keep Don't-Know Mind. keywords: zen, buddhism, One Mind | ||||
| Tom Eunsahn Citta / "Claw Marks" | 0:18:37 | 128kbps | 44100 | 17.05 MB | |
| Letting go...sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly, and sometimes with claw marks left behind. Attachments...got 'em? keywords: attachments, zen, buddhism, | ||||
| Tom Eunsahn Citta / "Who do You Think You Are?" | 0:15:21 | 128kbps | 44100 | 14.06 MB | |
| Eunsahn's talk from One Mind Zen Sangha April 16, 2015. The question is put into terms of Zen practice, and talks about what parts of that phrase are invalid. What's left after "who" and "think" are eliminated? keywords: zen, buddhism, One Mind, identity | ||||
| Tom Eunsahn Citta / "Placid Choppy Placid Stagnant Choppy" | 0:19:27 | 128kbps | 44100 | 17.81 MB | |
| It's not the Absolute OR the Relative. It's not the body OR the body's functions. If the ocean is placid, it's no more water-y than when it's choppy. The Bodhisattva deals with the choppiness of Baltimore, Nepal, or a hospital, because there is no "OR" as an option.
Eunsahn's talk from April 30, 2015. The ocean isn't more watery when it's calm than choppy. keywords: zen, buddhism, non-duality, Two Truths | ||||
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