
I Have Nothing In My Mind
Shunryū SuzukiJonathan
May 2, 202628 August 1965Sokoji Temple, San Francisco
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The transcript explores Buddhist practice emphasizing self-acceptance, the distinction between genuine practice and gaining ideas, and the nonduality of practice and enlightenment. Through parables and philosophical teachings, it highlights the importance of accepting one's true nature and understanding practice as an expression of that nature rather than a means to an end. The dialogue encourages embracing imperfection and the present moment as integral to spiritual growth.
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