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Cosmopolitan Zen

Cosmopolitan Zen

By: Shining Bright Lotus Meditation Society
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Bringing together the best from the many diverse forms of Zen, Theravada, Mahamudra, Developmental Psychology and Integral Theory, Cosmopolitan Zen offers a broad inclusive vision of 21st Century Zen Buddhism. Hosted By Ekai Joel Kreisberg.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Spirituality
Episodes
  • Non - Meditation - Ekai Joel Kreisberg - WSP25
    Dec 27 2025

    Dharma Reflection - Weekend Sangha Practice - January 25, 2025 Ekai delves into the difference between dharana, shamata or concentration practice and non-meditation, silent illumination or shikantaza, or just sitting, being with what arises. The distinction helps one recognize the value of both types of meditation.

    Our mission is to foster a diverse, inclusive community, dedicated to awakening through Buddhist teachings promoting personal and interpersonal healing with ethical compassionate action.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/

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    22 mins
  • Three Refuges - Nanda Nina Lynch - Dharma Reflection
    Dec 19 2025

    Three Refuges - Nanda Nina Lynch - Dharma Reflection - June 14th, 2025

    Nanda gives a Dharma Reflection and brief meditation on the Three Refuges.

    In Buddhism, the three refuges, also known as the Three Jewels or Triple Gem, are the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha (community). They represent the foundational elements of Buddhist faith and practice, guiding practitioners towards enlightenment.

    Our mission is to foster a diverse, inclusive community, dedicated to awakening through Buddhist teachings promoting personal and interpersonal healing with ethical compassionate action.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/

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    26 mins
  • When Does the Buddha Need Therapy? - Daiden Dan Pecaut - FPP25
    Dec 13 2025

    Daiden Dan Pecaut’s talk centers on awakening as the process of seeing through the ego and returning to embodied wholeness. He describes the ego not as a fixed entity but as a shifting collection of stories, memories, and defenses. Zen, he says, doesn’t destroy this process but places it in proper perspective, allowing the deeper self — Buddha-nature — to lead.

    Daiden stresses that awakening isn’t about gaining anything new but realizing what’s already present. Yet, he acknowledges that modern practice must include healing the psyche and body, since traditional Zen often bypassed trauma. Integrating Zen, shadow work, and embodiment, Daiden teaches that awakening matures through the body — where breath, awareness, and being are one.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/fallpractice25

    Our mission is to foster a diverse, inclusive community, dedicated to awakening through Buddhist teachings promoting personal and interpersonal healing with ethical compassionate action.

    https://www.shiningbrightlotus.org/

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    27 mins
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