
Recorded Dharma Talks at the Zen Center.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhism | |||

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Sally Meiya Muñoz is a senior member of Houston Zen Center. She taught at Duchesne Academy for 30 years, where she began a program to teach mindfulness to second, third, and fourth graders. Her dharma names means Luminous Night.
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Gaelen’s talk about everything is on fire is just another example of how gifted she is at speaking. It is a very special thing to go to the Houston Zen Center and hear Gaelen or any of their speakers give a Dharma talk.
It is a lovely place for coming back to now! I’m so happy to have found their podcast so that I can listen to the Dharma talk when I can’t actually be with them. Thank you HZC!
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Covering profound themes related to Zen Buddhism, this series features Dharma talks that explore essential teachings and personal experiences of various speakers, all associated with a Zen center. The conversations delve into topics such as meditation practices, compassion, and the interconnectedness of beings, with a focus on both individual and collective spiritual growth. Unique insights include reflections on cultural practices, personal ancestry, and the relevance of traditional teachings in contemporary life, presenting listeners with a rich tapestry of wisdom and guidance for navigating life's challenges through a Zen lens.
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