Ryūdō Anjū/Liúdào Ānzhǔ (流道庵主)·Oct 19Discourses from the Typhoon’s Eye №46 — All Aboard the Self-Discipline TrainYou finally have a good routine going. You sit every morning, sit again in the evening, and begin to feel that your practice has become a…
InBouncin’ and Behavin’ PoemsbyMartin Morrison·Oct 14The Zen of the Moka PotEvery activity has its own rhythmA response icon1A response icon1
The Art of Connection·Oct 10The Unenlightened OneI walk down to the creek after the evening meal Examining the dry bed for signs of life Peering through the hexagons of my fly head net
Ryūdō Anjū/Liúdào Ānzhǔ (流道庵主)·Jul 20Discourse №34 — The Monastery That Travels With YouA regular routine can be one of the greatest supports for practice. We rise at the same time, sit in the same place, and gradually settle…A response icon1A response icon1
Ryūdō Anjū/Liúdào Ānzhǔ (流道庵主)·Jun 8Discourses from the Typhoon’s Eye №29 — The World Is Already ChantingFew topics generate as much discussion among meditators as the question of sound.
Ryūdō Anjū/Liúdào Ānzhǔ (流道庵主)·Jun 1Discourses from the Typhoon’s Eye №28 — That Crazy Monkey!There comes a time in nearly every practitioner’s life when the cushion gathers a little dust.A response icon1A response icon1
Ryūdō Anjū/Liúdào Ānzhǔ (流道庵主)·May 18Discourses from the Typhoon’s Eye №26 — A Nap with IncenseSooner or later, nearly every practitioner encounters the same quiet enemy on the cushion:A response icon1A response icon1
Ryūdō Anjū/Liúdào Ānzhǔ (流道庵主)·May 11Discourses from the Typhoon’s Eye №25 — The Extraordinary Ordinariness of Just SittingAfter last week’s discourse on unusual meditative experiences, another student approaches the teacher with a very different concern.
InLines of FlightbyVincent Halles·Apr 23I Own a ZafuFurniture for a better version of me.A response icon4A response icon4
Matúš Benkovič·Apr 21The Neuroscience of Why I Avoided Zazen for a DecadePhoto by Lohane Gonçalves Diogo on Unsplash
