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Morning Service - Wednesday
The talk addresses the concept of emptiness in Zen philosophy, emphasizing its nature as the foundation of all experiences and states of being. The speaker highlights the practices and teachings associated with realizing this emptiness, referencing various revered teachers and texts. The emphasis is on enlightenment through emptiness, using mantras and invoking wisdom as unattainable and unstained by worldly matters.
- Heart Sutra: Emphasized throughout the talk as a crucial text that articulates the concept of emptiness, foundational in understanding Zen teachings about non-attachment to perceptions and the lack of inherent existence.
- Prajnaparamita Mantra: Referred to as a powerful mantra that embodies wisdom and alleviates suffering, signifying its ritualistic and doctrinal importance in achieving enlightenment.
- Bodhidharma: Mentioned as a significant historical figure in the transmission of Zen from India to China, underscoring the lineage of teachings.
- Dogen (Edike Dothan): Cited as the first assistant in Japan, highlighting his role in establishing Soto Zen and his contributions to the understanding of Zen philosophy.
- Shakyamuni Buddha: Acknowledged as a foundational figure, representing the source of Buddhist wisdom and teachings.
AI Suggested Title: Embracing Emptiness for Enlightenment
is emptiness. Emptiness itself forms sensations, perceptions, formations, and nudges, and sorrow. So like this, are you who shall hold our hearts apart by emptiness. They neither rise nor cease, nor cease are neither deviled nor pure, neither increase nor decrease. Therefore, in emptiness, there no perception no formation no consciousness no eyes no ears no nose no tongue no body no mind no sight no sound no smell no taste no touch no object of mind no realm of sight no realm of mind consciousness there is neither ignorance nor extinction of ignorance neither all day No extinction of old age and death, no suffering, no cause, no cessation, no path, no knowledge and no abstainment, with nothing to attain a voice of God.
[05:27]
realizes they're gone along with us, the past, present, and be sure, rely on Krishna, Parita, and thereby attain unsurpassed, complete, perfect, enlightened, mature, formula, Krishna, Parita, as the great miraculous mantra, the great, bright mantra, the mantra, the incomparable mantra, which true knows all suffering and is true, not false. Therefore we proclaim the Krishna, Parita, mantra, the mantra that says, God.
[07:07]
Amen. The profession of wisdom. Love of me. Love of me. The profession of wisdom. It is white and stained. The entire world cannot stain her. She is the source of life. From everyone in the true world. She is the dark For she does not stray away from it The protection of wisdom of the Buddha Satsang with you. Thank you.
[09:07]
in your wisdom. Chanting in the hearts of the great and perfect wisdom suture, the hymn to the perfection of wisdom. And the shores and york to Georgia are made for moving hindrance. He that gave his merit to all the rich and sister and dear great teachers, Shakyamulipa, Our first assistant in China, great teacher, Bodhidharma. Our first assistant in Japan, great teacher, Edike Dothan. Our compassionate founder, great teacher, Shogakushunyu. Oh Oh
[11:48]
Shabbat shalom. Thank you. Thank you.
[13:32]
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
[14:40]
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
[14:51]
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