Making a Difference: A Vision for the Role of Mindfulness in Society

Making a Difference: A Vision for the Role of Mindfulness in Society

Making a Difference: A Vision for the Role of Mindfulness in Society

Posted: 01 Dec 2011 06:50 PM PST

Making a Difference: A Vision for the Role of Mindfulness in Society

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Dharma Discourse by Geoffrey Arnold Shugen, Sensei

WZEN - enliven your mind

Shugen Sensei explores what it means to truly leap free of time in this New Year's dharma discourse. There is only one place that our life occurs, and no matter how far we've drifted, we can return there in an instant. So, he asks, "What will you do with today?"

The koan in this talk is Case 39 from The True Dharma Eye, "Jingqin's Buddhadharma at the New Year." Given at ZCNYC on January 2, 2011.

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