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Minnesota Zen Meditation Center

Minnesota Zen Meditation Center

Buddhist temple in Minneapolis, MinnesotaWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Minnesota Zen Meditation Center".

Sep 20, 2026

Ben ConnellyHOST
1:27
Some of them just to keep the technology simple, but we usually do that during retreat anyway.
Ben ConnellyHOST
1:32
So at the end of my offering here, before the announcements at MZMC, we'll sign off and return to our silent container of practice that we have been in.
Ben ConnellyHOST
1:49
And entrust you all to your various containers of practice.
Ben ConnellyHOST
1:58
So towards the beginning, I'm going to be addressing the people on the Zoom call a fair amount just because we've been together.
Doshin TurbakHOST
50:35
Email me, and I can email you the stuff I talked about, or anybody can email you the different texts.
LouAUDIENCE
50:41
Are you Doshan at Minnesota Zen Center?
Doshin TurbakHOST
50:44
No, I'm Terb78 at gmail.com, but if you email the Zen Center, that's cool too.
Doshin TurbakHOST
50:49
Terb,
Evan BritziusHOST
0:06
My name is Jikon Evan Britzius.
Evan BritziusHOST
0:08
I started practicing here at Minnesota Zen Meditation Center in 2013.
Evan BritziusHOST
0:14
I received the Dharma name Jikon in 2017 when I went through lay ordination or Jukai or initiation.
Evan BritziusHOST
0:24
And the name that I've had the whole time that I've been here is Evan.
Kikan Michael HowardHOST
2:45
Katagiri Roshi was the founder of the branch of Buddhism we're in in this building called Soto Zen Buddhism.
Kikan Michael HowardHOST
2:55
I don't have time to go into the whole story, but he was the person, the monk who was invited to go over to Minnesota, well, actually, I mean, Minnesota Zen Meditation Center wasn't even there yet.
Kikan Michael HowardHOST
3:07
They, you know, purchased the building and basically so that he could teach there, which he did for a number of years and delivered something like, it's hard, I don't have an exact count for you, but He gave like two talks a week and it's probably like close to a thousand talks or something like that.
Kikan Michael HowardHOST
3:29
He left behind an incredible reference source because I think he was really trying to convey the topics that he thought were important to his students and to Westerners in general.
Michael Genpo O'NealGUEST
13:35
It's not long.
Michael Genpo O'NealGUEST
13:38
And actually, I memorized this at the Minnesota Zen Center.
Michael Genpo O'NealGUEST
13:43
But just to make sure, I could do about 95% of it right now.
Michael Genpo O'NealGUEST
13:50
But then I'd be bobbling the other five.

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