New at Pacific Zen Institute
The Song of the Cuckoo Calling You Home, with Rachel Boughton Roshi
July 6–7
Nalanda West
Seattle, WA
Pacific Zen Institute on Livestream
PZI is happy to be able to offer free livestreamed dharma talks two times each month.
First Mondays: John Tarrant
Fourth Mondays: Rachel Boughton
John Tarrant Interviewed at the Big Ears Festival
John Tarrant is in Knoxville as resident Zen teacher at the Big Ears Music Festival, leading meditation and listening workshops. In this hourlong interview on WUOT Knoxville, John sits down to talk about his work with koans with Todd Steed.
Uncertainty Club – Issue Three
We are happy to announce that the third issue of Uncertainty Club, our online magazine of Zen and the arts, has been launched into the universe. In the conversational spirit of PZI, the issue will be open for three months to new, lively, creative responses to the koan – Dongchan’s answer to a simple question, “How do you mend?”
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