Dear Fellow Bits of Sentient Space Dust,
I haven't given special mention to our "Zen of Everything" podcast for a long while ...
... but this episode is a personal favorite: How Mahayana and Zen insights/experiences of the universe, all reality, what we are in/as the whole works, often go against our "common sense" notions of self and world ... yet are not in conflict with modern scientific views and proposals at all.
Please check it out, have a chuckle or two with Kirk and me, and find out why monks and mathematicians agree that you are the/a center of the universe, nothing is ultimately "big" or "small," and you are not what you think you are!
By the way, I am content to say that "Zen of Everything" is listed by podchaser and iTunes about No. 7 or 8 in the top-10 most listened to Zen themed podcasts (most importantly, just ahead of my Dharma Brother Brad Warner's podcast, and, on iTunes, even beating San Francisco Zen Center!
).
The universe is not big or small, and reality is beyond measure or goal, but it is good to be rated in the top-10 among podcasts professing such Wisdom of No Rank.
Tee-hee.
Gassho, Jundo
STLah
I haven't given special mention to our "Zen of Everything" podcast for a long while ...
... but this episode is a personal favorite: How Mahayana and Zen insights/experiences of the universe, all reality, what we are in/as the whole works, often go against our "common sense" notions of self and world ... yet are not in conflict with modern scientific views and proposals at all.
Please check it out, have a chuckle or two with Kirk and me, and find out why monks and mathematicians agree that you are the/a center of the universe, nothing is ultimately "big" or "small," and you are not what you think you are!
'The ZEN of EVERYTHING! Podcast' ... Ep. 77 ... The Universe
https://www.zen-of-everything.com/77
https://www.zen-of-everything.com/77
By the way, I am content to say that "Zen of Everything" is listed by podchaser and iTunes about No. 7 or 8 in the top-10 most listened to Zen themed podcasts (most importantly, just ahead of my Dharma Brother Brad Warner's podcast, and, on iTunes, even beating San Francisco Zen Center!
). The universe is not big or small, and reality is beyond measure or goal, but it is good to be rated in the top-10 among podcasts professing such Wisdom of No Rank.
Tee-hee.Gassho, Jundo
STLah
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