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Hey Guys,
Our Treeleaf Sangha is featured today in an interview over at the SweepingZen Podcast ...
http://sweepingzen.com/2012/03/20/episo ... nline-mp3/Quote:
Episode 7: Treeleaf Zendo and Buddhism online
We’re joined today by Rev. Jundo Cohen, founder of Treeleaf Zendo at treeleaf.org, and today we discussed his sangha, online ordination, and how you can get involved.
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Gassho, Jundo
This is great! Thanks for the heads-up. I learned lots about my own Sangha!
Gassho
Great interview Jundo!
I think one of the most wonderful things about practicing here has been that 24 hours a day, 7 days a week I can get the support and fellowship to support my practice.
Thank you for that.
Gassho,
Dokan
So well said Jundo, I think my neck is sore from nodding :D
Gassho
Shohei
Hi.
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Fugen
I enjoyed listening to this!
Beautiful!
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Thumbs up 8)
That was great interview!
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Originally Posted by Dokan
I want to thank you all for that too.
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Well done!
Gassho.
Great interview!
Gassho,
Ekai
That was awesome! I really do love this sangha. I'm very proud that this is my sangha, and I really really liked when the interviewer asked if we sew our own Rakusu or purchase them. I don't know if it's Buddhist, but I take a lot of pride in that Rakusu. To me that is a great barrier to entering this way. I also love the calligraphy on it, and the lineage chart.. the whole thing.
I really just love it.
Gassho for this place Jundo and Taigu (and all the techies and unsui too :) ),
Risho
Wow - that was a brilliant interview 8)
I really liked the part about how we have lost the art of communicating through the written word and that despite
all it's modernity a major aspect of the internet is a return to the epistolary form.
Just the past few weeks so many important threads seem to be coming together here. Taigu's teaching
about 'listening' resonates, because there is a kind of silent space that opens up between Treeleaf members,
in the gap between sharing a thought and receiving feedback. An opportunity to both give and receive within that space.
.... and taking the guidance to allow that space to breath a little.
Heart to heart and mind to mind - it's all good.
Gassho
Willow
Wonderful! Thank you for posting this. It is wonderful to know that Treeleaf is being shared with more and more people. I'm pretty happy to call it my Dharma home.
thank you to all who dwell here,
Kelly/Jinmei
:)
Enjoyed the interview. Knew it already but still nice to hear.
Gassho,
Daido
thX jundo
gassho
gilles :D
Lovely interview, Jundo!
Gassho,
Ronald.
Woaw! That was a very nice interview, very dign and proud... come on scream you "Dharma lion"! :twisted:
But seriously I really like Jundo said about the practice and, maybe more, aboiut the way we do things... an open and warm space but also a serious place where things are clear (I mean about practice).
That is so true, thank you for that thought!Quote:
Originally Posted by willow
Risho is also very right, I also loved the part of the talk about sewing, very sincere and joyful!
that is very touching ... i like the way you put it.Quote:
Originally Posted by KellyRok
Have a nice day everyone,
deep gassho,
Jinyu
Nice!
Gassho
Jen
great interview, thanks Jundo!!!
Thank you to Jundo and Taigu and all who keep Treeleaf up and running.
A big gassho to you all. :D
Thanks!
gassho
Greg
Great interview!
Like Shohei said, I was nodding all the time.
Thank you, Jundo!
Awesome Jundo,
Gassho
Gary
Jundo made an interesting point about how you can actually know people online as well as in real life. Given how much we discuss, and how many different topics we cover here, it's true that, over time, our posts do make a picture of our selves.
Thank you Jundo for sharing the interview with us. Once you're part of it the "virtual reality" of internet sangha becomes your own reality.