ZNS 061 - It's Not About Transcendence

There's a lot of talk about transcendence, even in the greater culture. But that's not what we're...

An episode of the Thousand Harbours Zen podcast, hosted by Zen Nova Scotia, titled "ZNS 061 - It's Not About Transcendence" was published on December 26, 2017 and runs 13 minutes.

December 26, 2017 ·13m · Thousand Harbours Zen

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There's a lot of talk about transcendence, even in the greater culture. But that's not what we're doing—some things, we just have to learn to hold.

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There's a lot of talk about transcendence, even in the greater culture. But that's not what we're doing—some things, we just have to learn to hold.

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