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Oct 24, 2026
Rafe MartinHOST
Today is Saturday, October 24th, 2026.
Rafe MartinHOST
And for this morning's Teisho, I'm going to look again at the opening Teisho of the Jataka Sesshin we completed last week, the six-day Sesshin at the Vermont Zen Center.
Rafe MartinHOST
Some people here did not hear that Teisho.
Rafe MartinHOST
I think Actually, I'll redo the first three Teishos of that Sashin.
Rafe MartinHOST
I think they're important.
Rafe MartinHOST
But also, as in every usually situation, when I redo a Teisho, I rework it a bit.
Rafe MartinHOST
So hopefully things got a little tighter even than they were.
Rafe MartinHOST
Because that is a session dedicated to the Buddha's own efforts, the Jataka tales are key.
Kritee KankoHOST
Welcome to the Boundless in Motion podcast.
Kritee KankoHOST
You will be listening to a Dharma talk called Teisho in Zen Tradition by Dr. Kriti Kangvo, who is a Zen priest, climate scientist, and a grief ceremony leader.
Kritee KankoHOST
You can access more information about our programs and retreats by going to boundlessinmotion.org or kritikanko.com
Kritee KankoHOST
Today's Tay Show will be on Phase 1 in Mumon Kong.
Sangen SaloHOST
So for this Zazenkai Teisho, I read from the Buddhist calendar what it has for today.
Sangen SaloHOST
So just this one sentence.
Sangen SaloHOST
27th of September 26.
Sangen SaloHOST
So like for example this talk.
Sangen SaloHOST
I just realized that of course I have grasped some ideas and hopes.
Sangen SaloHOST
I have grasped that this talk, this Teisho should be good.
Sangen SaloHOST
Good enough.
Sangen SaloHOST
It's not okay if it's just kind of okay.
GuzanHOST
After lunch, uh, there is a rest period.
GuzanHOST
Um, and then after rest period, we come back to the Zendo, and usually, uh, Domyo will give Teisho at that point.
GuzanHOST
Uh, Teisho is kind of like a Dharma talk, but it's, uh, got a slightly different quality.
GuzanHOST
The main thing is that it's not-- She hasn't, like, written it out weeks ahead of time.
GuzanHOST
She's, she's speaking spontaneously to the container of practice that is happening at that moment, right? So she'll often, uh, she'll often mention things that have come up in the prior day in Sanzen or in our, in our shared practice.
GuzanHOST
She does Teisho.
GuzanHOST
Then we have more Zazen, Kinhin, Zazen.
GuzanHOST
Then we go to dinner.
IlanaHOST
[outro music] Welcome to the Daily Zen Teisho, a reading of the Daily Zen Journal, which is derived from talks given to students and writings of the ancient masters.
IlanaHOST
Each Teisho will feature text from a selected volume, followed by commentary.
IlanaHOST
The Teisho is selected and interpreted by Ilanna, scribe for Daily Zen.
IlanaHOST
The title of this Teisho is Letter to Masanori Uno, February nineteen seventy-seven.
IlanaHOST
From Living and Dying in Zazen, Five Zen Masters of Modern Japan by Arthur Braverman.
IlanaHOST
[bell] My teacher, the late Sawaki Roshi, often made the following self-evaluation.
Sunya KjolhedeHOST
Where could it go? You know? The energy can't be created or destroyed.
Sunya KjolhedeHOST
Einstein, Einstein was deeply, deeply aware of Asian teachings, deeply aware, and I've often talked about that some in the recent Teisho's and the Zenensive And you kind of wonder, E equals MC squared.
Sunya KjolhedeHOST
Hmm.
Sunya KjolhedeHOST
Form is only emptiness.