Understanding the I
Episode 77 of the Ocean Mind Sangha podcast, hosted by Ocean mind Sangha, titled "Understanding the I" was published on December 4, 2021 and runs 34 minutes.
December 4, 2021 ·34m · Ocean Mind Sangha
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Summary
Where do you go to be seen and to be seen through? Facing reality, facing yourself, that is what’s needed here and now. From the spacious and bare zazen practice of the Zen Sōtō priest Kosho Uchiyama and the new movement of Secular Buddhism to Yuval Noah Harari’s 21st Lesson for the 21st Century, his book on pressing global issues like the consequences of rapid changes in pervasive technology, Zuisei takes up various paths that lead to the realization that to liberate ourselves and each other, we must understand our minds.
Episode Description
Where do you go to be seen and to be seen through? Facing reality, facing yourself, that is what’s needed here and now.
From the spacious and bare zazen practice of the Zen Sōtō priest Kosho Uchiyama and the new movement of Secular Buddhism to Yuval Noah Harari’s 21st Lesson for the 21st Century, his book on pressing global issues like the consequences of rapid changes in pervasive technology, Zuisei takes up various paths that lead to the realization that to liberate ourselves and each other, we must understand our minds.
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