“The truth had never been expounded before because the time to do so had not yet come. Now is the time to drop the story about what should have happened.”
What if your practice wasn’t about self-improvement, but about opening the door of Buddha wisdom for all beings?
Drawing on Chapter Two of the Lotus Sutra, Koshin Sensei speaks about skillful means, our wildly different capacities, and the confusion we create when we cling to comfort or try to please everyone.
He introduces the fierce energy of Fudō Myō-o, the immovable one who protects the Dharma in the midst of fire, and asks how we might welcome all our aspects, whether rage, tenderness, confusion, and clarity, into the assembly of our lives.
With humor and tenderness, he points us toward a life guided by vow rather than habit.
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Heart Sutra by Kanho Yakushiji – Buddhist priest and musician of the Rinzai sect and Imaji temple in Imabari, Japan. In 2003, he formed “KISSAQUO”, a songwriting duo based in Kyoto.
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