"Mind that Abides Nowhere, Now Here" Shinge Roshi, May, 2018

"Mind that Abides Nowhere, Now Here" Shinge Roshi…

An episode of the Zen Talks and Teachings podcast, hosted by Zen Studies Society, titled ""Mind that Abides Nowhere, Now Here" Shinge Roshi, May, 2018" was published on May 29, 2018 and runs 40 minutes.

May 29, 2018 ·40m · Zen Talks and Teachings

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"Mind that Abides Nowhere, Now Here" Shinge Roshi, May, 2018 by Zen Studies Society

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