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A talk given during a recent evening meeting at the Priory. Read more…
A talk given during a recent evening meeting at the Priory. Read more…
A talk given at the Priory on 26 May 2024. To download, right-click here and ‘Save Link As…’ And here is a video of the ceremony of installing the statue in the Jizo Garden. Read more…
A Dharma talk given at the Priory in March 2024. Read more…
A Dharma talk given online, 8th March 2024. To download, right-click here and ‘Save Link As…’ Commenting on a passage from Zen Seeds: Reflections of a Female Priest Read more…
Former Prior Rev Saidō Kennaway talks about the Four Noble Truths which is the basis of Buddhism. Buddhist teachings show you a way of practice, to become liberated from greed hate and delusion and in this very moment realise Bright Buddha Nature. In other words Practice-Enlightenment. The talk was recorded in the common room at Read more…
This talk was given in October 2018 at Dharmazuflucht Schwarzwald an OBC temple in Germany. With gratitude to Rev Master Fuden for the recording and for making this possible. https://dharmazuflucht.info/ The version of the Heart Scripture we use at the Priory is called the Scripture of Great Wisdom and Read more…
A Talk on one of Dogen’s discourses by Chris Hughes, Lay Minister; given one June Sunday morning at the Priory. The text referred to is as follows: Read more…
A Buddhist perspective Karen Richards, Lay Minister The talk was given at a conference called Faith in our Future organised by a women’s group, called The National Women’s Register. Click here to listenOctober 2016 5Mb mp3 Read more…
This talk by Karen Richards was given as part of a seminar on the Denkoroku at our recent Founder’s Day celebration. Click here to ListenNovember 2016 44Mb mp3 Read more…
Talk on the Sandōkai, a profound religious poem by Sekitō Kisenn, one of the great masters of the Sōtō Zen Tradition. The talk was given formally in the meditation Hall for people familiar with the text, which is recited regularly. Read more…