
My wild-a$$ journey living in a Zen Monastery for 3 Months | Ep. 12
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During my stay, I navigated through the complex practices of Zen Buddhism, understanding the different lineages such as Soto Zen and Rinzai Zen, and learning the detailed customs that shape Soto Zen practice. Experience with me the daily schedule of the Zen practice period, the significance of taking breaks, and how chanting ingeniously incorporates elements of Shinto and shamanism. But this spiritual journey was also a cultural one, where I rediscovered my Afrikaans heritage, finding a sense of identity and pride within the monastery walls.
In the final chapter of this exploration, I shared how Buddhist precepts were incorporated into our daily lives, including non-violence and vegetarianism. Come with me as I participate in a 4:30am procession and uncover the intricacies of Japanese tea ceremonies. Experience the nine life-altering lessons I learned during my time at the monastery, along with insights and recommendations for those considering a similar journey. Whether you're seeking a spiritual awakening or just curious about Zen Buddhism, this episode offers a personal and enlightening glimpse into life within a Zen monastery.
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