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Sep 20, 2026
Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
Thank you very much for that introduction, and, uh, I think, uh, good to see a lot of known faces and also Dhamma friends, all of you.
Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
And welcome to all of you to Dhammaloka and, uh, F-Friday night's rains Dhamma talk.
Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
We'll see how we go after the meditation.
Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
And, uh, we have another minute or so.
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Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
And, uh, hope the meditation was okay, and then we can continue.
Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
And the...
Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
This year's REINS theme for these Dhamma talks is, uh, Unshakable Peace.
Ananda ThilakasiriGUEST
Thanks to Ari- Ariel for coming up with that.
Vicki GlennGUEST
It is not that the objects are coming forth and experiencing me.
Vicki GlennGUEST
It is not that all of you are creating this Dharma Talk.
Vicki GlennGUEST
Actually, we are all doing it together.
Vicki GlennGUEST
All the myriad things and all the myriad teachings come forth and illuminate themselves.
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Welcome, and thank you for listening to the Jizo Hansen Community's Dharma Talks.
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Welcome to the weekly Dharma Talk podcast from the Columbus Karmateksam Choling Buddhist Meditation Center.
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This week's Dharma Talk is entitled, Becoming Refuge, The Three Jewels as a Living Practice, Part 2, by Eric Weinberg.
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perhaps we can understand the three jewels not merely as three sacred objects toward which we bow, but as three realities increasingly becoming alive within our lives.
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Oliver KlimtGUEST
Welcome.
Oliver KlimtGUEST
Today I'm planning on, we'll see how it turns out, doing what I consider part two of the talk I gave last month.
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Oliver KlimtGUEST
So I've been thinking about how to bring this all together.
Oliver KlimtGUEST
How do we become refuge? And it occurred to me there are like three movements.
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This Dharma talk was recorded at Prairie Mountain Zen Center in Longmont, Colorado.
Shin-E Kieran RhyslingHOST
Good morning, everyone.
Shin-E Kieran RhyslingHOST
Welcome to Prairie Mountain Zen Center.
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Chikyo Ryunin Ewan MagieGUEST
You must speak to it till your voice catches the thread of all sorrows and you see the size of the cloth.
Chikyo Ryunin Ewan MagieGUEST
then it is only kindness that makes sense anymore only kindness that ties your shoes and sends you out into the day to gaze at bread only kindness that raises its head from the crowd of the world to say it is i you have been looking for and then goes with you everywhere like a shadow or a friend
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You've been listening to a Dharma Talk from Prairie Mountain Zen Center in Longmont, Colorado.
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To learn more about us or to make a donation, visit us at prairiemountain.org.
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Welcome and thank you for listening to the Jizo Hansen Community's Dharma Talks.
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Doshin TurbakHOST
It's called the Song of Sangha.
Doshin TurbakHOST
And it's the song you hear when people are visiting before and after the start of Dharma Talks.
Doshin TurbakHOST
I don't know if you've ever joined on Zoom, but it's so wonderful.
Doshin TurbakHOST
You hear just this cacophony of voices laughing and sharing and just listening to all of you laugh and share.
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This Dharma talk was recorded at Prairie Mountain Zen Center in Longmont, Colorado.
Jodo Cliff ClusinHOST
So, the Lotus Sutra, Chapters 10 and 11.
Jodo Cliff ClusinHOST
I found Chapter 10 interesting.
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Jodo Cliff ClusinHOST
He said, Did anyone respond? Did anyone say, yeah, I'm willing to go teach the Lord a sikha? Well, that might be in a future chapter.
Jodo Cliff ClusinHOST
Okay, that was a longer talk than usual, but thanks
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You've been listening to a Dharma Talk from Prairie Mountain Zen Center in Longmont, Colorado.
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To learn more about us or to make a donation, visit us at prairiemountain.org.
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Welcome to the weekly Dharma Talk podcast from the Columbus Karmateksam Choling Buddhist Meditation Center.
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This week's Dharma Talk is entitled, Part 6 of the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva, by Marcus Casey.
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Continuing to unpack the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva, we explore the verses about training in absolute bodhicitta, We will look at how to see phenomena as it really is through practices on the cushion and in daily life.
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If you like our Dharma Talk series, please consider donating to Columbus Karma Texam Choling at columbusktc.org.
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Enjoy the podcast.
Marcus CaseyHOST
All right.
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Marcus CaseyHOST
Thank you.
Marcus CaseyHOST
Thank you.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
And as soon as you come out of the ferry station in Auckland, you're greeted with this huge billboard.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
And in a nutshell, this is the Dharma Talk.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
This is the, what I call it, the too-long-didn't-read Oh yeah, and for those of you who are listening, I'm holding up a picture of a giant white and red sign that says, slow down, you're here.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
And I'm thinking that maybe I will leave this here at O-1, because this seems to be pretty zen, I think.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
But actually that explanation doesn't hold any water here on our Sunday mornings, because we do one sitting period, but we do two kin-hin periods.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
So if anything, our sitting is in a way like a break between our kin-hin periods.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
Or the Dharma talk is a break between the Kenhen periods or something like that.
Aidan GscheidleGUEST
So I'd like to talk a little bit about Kenhen.
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