
Sincere Practice
Shunryū SuzukiJonathan
May 2, 202628 April 1970City Center, San Francisco
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The transcript discusses the sincere practice of Zen Buddhism as exemplified by Dogen Zenji, emphasizing the importance of genuine teacher-student relationships, letting go of preconceived notions, and pure practice such as zazen. It highlights the necessity of sincerity, acceptance, and inner listening in Zen practice beyond doctrinal or scholarly study. The teaching transcends cultural boundaries and focuses on direct experience and spiritual purity.
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