Skill in Means: Zen, Vedanta, and Bhakti

Update: 2022-12-20

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A talk on integrating South Asian devotional practices and Zen.

Given at the Austin Zen Center on July 16, 2022.

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Hekiganroku case 43: Tōzan's No Cold or Heat

2024-09-0841:22

Postural Yoga and Bhakti in Zen and Pure Land

2024-08-1847:02

Entrusting, Not Accomplishing: The Zen Path of Ease and Acceptance

2024-04-1446:15

Hōkyō Zanmai: Couplets 12-22

2023-12-0553:36

Don't be a Hero: How Ease Begets Ease in Zen Practice

2023-10-0243:44

Skill in Means: Zen, Vedanta, and Bhakti

2022-12-2047:43

Zen Practice and the Luminous Mind

2022-08-2646:09

Not Self doesn't mean Not Sacred

2022-02-2144:56

Dissatisfaction, its cause, and zazen

2021-03-0643:07

Some Words on Privilege/General Q&A

2020-03-0154:48

Religious Authority and Spiritual Gaslighting

2020-03-0154:21

No Authority but Yourself

2020-03-0153:42

Bodhidharma's Two Entries and Four Practices

2020-03-0150:47

Adoring the Buddha Realm, Being Adored by the Buddha Realm

2020-03-0140:21

Inquiry and Devotion

2020-03-0155:15

Wounded Priests

2020-03-0101:05:38

Total Dynamic Function

2020-03-0140:22

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