Todays' Zazenkai remembers and honors our LGBTQ+ Ancestors,
known and unknown, today or in the past.
May our Sangha, of many peoples from many places, work for ever greater diversity in the years to come. Although what truly matters is who someone is as a human being, their good heart, sincerity and dedication to the Way, I believe this will and should include persons of many backgrounds, same yet diverse.
Dear All,
Please sit our Treeleaf Zazenkai for 90 minutes with Zazen, Heart Sutra and more:
10am Japan Saturday morning, NY 8pm, LA 5pm Friday night, London 1am and Paris 2am Saturday morning, or any time thereafter here:
However, "one way" live sitters are encouraged to come into the Zoom sitting, and just leave the camera and microphone turned off: Join live (with or without a camera & microphone) on Zoom at: TREELEAF Now OR at DIRECT ZOOM LINK, password (if needed): dogen
Gassho, Jundo
SatTodayLah
PS - There is no "wrong" or "right" in Zazen ... yet here is a little explanation of the "right" times to Bow (A Koan) ...
Chant Book is here for those who wish to join in: CHANT BOOK LINK
The other video I mention on Zendo decorum is this one, from our "Always Beginners" video Series:
Sit-a-Long with Jundo: Zazen for Beginners (12) - Basic Zendo Decorum At Home
The Japanese version of the international Buddhist Flag. The flag's six vertical bands represent the six colors of the aura which some Buddhists believe emanated from the body of the Buddha when he attained Enlightenment. The sixth vertical band is made up of a combination of the five other colors' rectangular bands.
The Japanese version of the international Buddhist Flag. The flag's six vertical bands represent the six colors of the aura which some Buddhists believe emanated from the body of the Buddha when he attained Enlightenment. The sixth vertical band is made up of a combination of the five other colors' rectangular bands.
The rainbow flag is a symbol of the LGBTQ+ community.
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