EPISODE · Oct 22, 2020 · 42 MIN
Mangong & the Mirror
from Blue Collar Zen
Zen Master Mangong -- a revered 20th century monk of Korea (and grandfather teacher to the Detroit Zen Center) -- comes to the end of his life. Without much fanfare, he departs. Hwalson & Myungju discuss his life, & death, and its relationship to an action-centered life, in contrast to the feeling-centered culture of the West. This podcast marks the anniversary of his death in 1946, as well as the 30th anniversary of the Detroit Zen Center.
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