Practice Should Not Be Perfect, So Descendants Have Something To Do

Summary

The transcript discusses the enduring nature of Buddhist practice, emphasizing that true accomplishment lies in continuous effort rather than reaching a final stage. It highlights the importance of perseverance, selflessness, and the transmission of practice to successors, framing difficulties as integral to the spiritual path and the joy of monastic life. The speaker reflects on personal experiences and teachings from Dogen Zenji to illustrate these principles.