Hiro Ikushima: We will reflect on the idea that spiritual breakthroughs often arise from our mistakes and failures. How can Zen practitioners cultivate a mindset that welcomes mistakes as valuable opportunities for growth and awakening?
What You Resist, Persists: the Practice of Acceptance
Hiro Ikushima: “We will discuss the profound benefits of incorporating mindful practice in our daily lives, and how it can assist us in embracing our daily struggles as invaluable teachers that guide us in studying ourselves and ultimately cultivating inner freedom.”
Three Minds of the Tenzo
Hiro Ikushima continues his series of talks on the Tenzo Kyokun (the Instructions to the Cook). This time, he focuses on the "Three Minds" that are essential to Dogen's teaching in this text.
There is Nothing in the World that is Hidden
Hiro Ikushima shares reflections on one of Dogen Zenji’s classic themes.
Tenzo Kyokun, Dogen's classic Instructions for the Zen Cook.
Zen Kitchen Practice for Everyone
“Why cooking rice and making soup in the kitchen are as valuable as practicing in the zendo, and how this practice can be applied to any kind of work.”
Read more