Jan 23, 2019 28 min

Compassion in Silence

from The Jizo-an Zen Community Podcast Hosted by Seijaku Roshi

This brief talk during liturgy service reflects on silence, compassion, and the bodhisattva aspiration to respond to the suffering of sentient beings. Seijaku Roshi points toward a compassionate power that emerges not from constant activity or explanation, but from becoming quiet enough to meet suffering directly.

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