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Full Moon Bodhisattva Ceremony - Suzuki Roshi Memorial
Pat Phelan, Layla Bockhorst, Steve Weintraub, Robert Lytle, Tatsugami Roshi
The transcript reflects a rendition of a ceremony or litany that combines phrases of gratitude, praises, and religious invocations using a contemplative tone interspersed with elements of popular devotional expressions. References to taking refuge in spiritual figures or entities such as the "Buddha" and "Dharma" are intertwined with modern and informal affirmations, indicating a synthesis of traditional and contemporary spiritual practices. This context implies a ceremonial intention likely influenced by influential Zen teachings and memorials.
Referenced Works:
- The Buddha: The reference to taking refuge in the Buddha indicates alignment with classic Buddhist practices wherein one seeks guidance and protection in the teachings and embodiment of enlightenment.
- The Dharma: Signals a reverence and adherence to the teachings of the Buddha that govern the path to enlightenment.
- Full Moon Bodhisattva Ceremony: A context for the ceremonial syntax suggests a structured ritual in Zen practice, potentially aligning with Suzuki Roshi's memorials to honor influential Zen teachers and teachings.
AI Suggested Title: Contemporary Zen: Gratitude and Refuge
Side: A
Speaker: Robert Lytle
Possible Title: Full moon bodhisattva c. Suzuki Roshi memorial
Additional text: Layla Bookhurst, Steve Weintraub, Tatsugami Loshi
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One way is unsurpassable, I've got to become it. I take refuge in the Lord our God. Thank you. Why do they take refugees into the North Pole?
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Thank you for watching! I take refuge in the sun. I take refuge in the sun. All angels with their garb of love, Thank you for watching.
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Amidst all of the division of patriarchy. Star without end, I vow to save them. Illusion, star in exhaustive woe, I vow to save them. But our God is endless, I live out to enter it.
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But as the way is unsurpassable, I live out to become it. I take refuge in the Buddha I take refuge in the Buddha Before all the emerging body and mind deeply in the way awakening to mind
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I take refuge in the Dharma. Thank you. Here I'll be Entering vaguely the first devotion of Buddha's Way I take refuge in the Tonga.
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Oh, oh. Give more of me, bringing harmony to everyone, free from hatred. Open your eyes.
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