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Living Tradition of Zen Practice P G 2

Living Tradition of Buddhist Meditation Practice 1 - Anumàna sutta

Thich Nhat Hanh · November 20, 1994 · Plum Village, France Not yet reviewed

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“Living Tradition of Buddhist Meditation Practice” (TTSĐCTTĐB) is a series of Dharma talks given by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh between 1994 and 1997. Through these talks, we are guided on a historical journey of Buddhist meditation practice from India to Vietnam and China. We will discover that Buddhism was transmitted from India to Vietnam hundreds of years before it reached China, contrary to common belief. Additionally, we will learn about the distinguished and profound Zen masters of Vietnam who are seldom mentioned. This is a long and fascinating journey, offering many new insights and practical methods for practice.

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Living Tradition of Buddhist Meditation 1994 - 1996

Curated by Charles Blackman

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Living Tradition of Zen Practice P G 2

November 24, 1994 • Vietnamese • Thich Nhat Hanh

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The vibrant stream of meditation practice

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The Journey of the Three Traditions and the Responsibility to Share

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Discourse on Measuring and Reflecting – The Mirror of the Sangha

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The First Cause – Wrong Sexual Desire

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From Wrong Sexual Desire to the Internal Knot of Anger

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The Sangha as a Mirror Shining Light

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Transforming Internal Formations and Receiving the Dharma Medicine

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