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Shobogenzo (middle of talk only)
Sesshin Lecture 1966 Tape #2; Track 1 Continuation and completion of 1pm lecture of Suzuki Roshi, Thursday. Looks like whole of this is lost, except near end and parts on other tape. Most of it was translation from Shushogi by Dogen Zenji
The lecture, although partially lost, centers on the translation of "Shushogi" by Dogen Zenji, with a reference to a key concept from "Shobogenzo." The talk focuses on the notion of mind that neither arises nor perishes, a fundamental aspect of Zen philosophy, underscoring the timelessness of teachings within this tradition.
- Shushogi by Dogen Zenji: This text serves as a teaching primer, encapsulating essential teachings in Soto Zen Buddhism and emphasizing the importance of continuous practice and awakening.
- Shobogenzo by Dogen Zenji: Highlighted within the lecture is the concept of a mind that neither arises nor perishes, illustrating core Zen beliefs about the nature of reality and consciousness.
AI Suggested Title: "Timeless Mind in Zen Teachings"
Location: Tassajara
Possible Title: Sesshin Dec 1966
Additional Text: In box 5
Side: 1
Additional Text: Track 1: 000-170 continuation and completion of 1PM lecture of Suz. Roch Thursday. Translation from Nishyhajari, Rogers Zengi. 172-257 new...slow form from morning lecture by Zengji. July 1, 225 before morning service.
Side: 2
Additional Text: Track 2 done: Suz. 1PM lecture Friday 000-568 part blank
Side: 3
Additional Text: Track 3 during: Suz. 7:30PM lecture Friday, note ending sesshin 000-864 part blank
Additional Text: Track 4 during: 00-90 continuation of 6/1PM lecture Thurs. Friday 90-140 recorded by Susdon. 140-625 Instructions by Rev. Kagtsky. Friday noon. 625-end - blank
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66-08-18-B
This section has tape operator comments and inaudible few minutes of Suzuki Roshi.
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It looks like the second portion of this tape has been lost, except for the very end. But if not, the middle sentence that's lost in switching to this tape is, this mind does not arise or perish from the endless beginning. And then the lecture begins, hopefully. Oh. [...] Thank you.
[01:07]
Thank you. [...] What? And this is why I don't want you to go away. This is why I don't want you to go away. This is why I don't want you to go away.
[02:08]
It's 49 years old, but I'm old. It is, I think, 1,000 years old from this day. It's not what it is now. Okay. I don't know.
[03:31]
I don't know. [...] Hello.
[05:41]
Hello. Hello. Uh-huh.
[06:41]
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