Zen Dogen the Zen Master 1

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Dōgen Zenji (道元禅師; also Dōgen Kigen 道元希玄, or Eihei Dōgen 永平道元, or Koso Joyo Daishi) (19 January 1200 -- 22 September 1253) was a Japanese Zen Buddhist teacher born in Kyōto, and the founder of the Sōtō school of Zen in Japan after travelling to China and training under the Chinese Caodong lineage there. Dōgen is known for his extensive writing including the Treasury of the Eye of the True Dharma or Shōbōgenzō, a collection of ninety-five fascicles concerning Buddhist practice and enlightenment.

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@tristanks11 12 лет назад

amazing film, thankyou

@openbuddhistforuminternational 12 лет назад

_/♥\_NAMO AMITABHA ༀམཎིཔདྨེཧཱུྃ། 南无阿弥陀佛 Thank you for uploading .

@mwxch 4 года назад

Japan is a genius once lost to Zen.Even at Zenji in the same town, it is still unknown and still passed down.

@CingLan99 13 лет назад

i always wanted to see this movie! thanks sp much

@phharsh120 12 лет назад

Less words, less thinking and more feeling. zen/buddhism can only be experienced. Not explained, not understood. Only realized. let silence be your teacher.

@wearewon 11 лет назад

awesome intro!

@Millipedecult 11 лет назад

Everyone is already fulfilled, they are valid, they express themselves in their infinite purpose, infinite meaning. It is the Void, the Tao, the Spirit, The Universe, God, We are all connected by this universal energy that animates all living beings, consciousness, A never ending sea of emptiness, formless energy that allows all creation to happen, Our progression is not forward, but a return to this source, the return to the eternal. Be the eternal you, the you, you have always been.

@Millipedecult 11 лет назад

Returning to our true nature, through reconnecting with our eternal selves, all attachments fade away, pursuits of pleasure, sin and self gratification is realized as futile. Awareness illuminates the demons within, illuminates the impulsive thoughts, illuminates the self image, and in that awareness, you realize your capability to let go of all false labels, we realize our independence from the external world. All false self image disappears, all suffering slowly ends.

@MrBrianridin 12 лет назад

we must play in the life of form, becoming attached to that play is to never find peace,

@mwxch 4 года назад

I don't even know how to handle my own selfishness without using my consciousness.

@aa35544 4 года назад

春は花夏ホトトギス秋は月冬雪にて涼しかりて

@pixusbubblejet 12 лет назад

Gyate Gyate Hara Gyate, Hara So Gyate Bodhi Sowaka, Hannya Shin Gyo

@phharsh120 12 лет назад

well said..

@egodust11 12 лет назад

@ lamthegreen .. yes, the way is within. however, the esoteric teaching of vedanta (the ajatavada doctrine of advaita) meets utterly the same insight as zen. ie "there is no liberation, no one to be liberated."

@zaroffhound 11 лет назад

paradox go boom.

@EricZimerman 12 лет назад

by "saying" it, or conceptualizing the abstraction, you are essentially "doing" that which your seeking to avoid.

@123ertr 12 лет назад

JU ching or zen master rujing said dropping body and mind is the true way . But what about sexuality ? what about the passion for for emmission of semen ? The great teaching of Tantra says no matter how long you sit if you donot stop emmission of semen during sex you are doomed . who is correct the teaching of zen or tantra ?

@MrBrianridin 12 лет назад

if you do not emission that stuff, your prostate will get weak and cause problems with your sex skills.

@123ertr 12 лет назад

proof baby proof not just talk

@123ertr 12 лет назад

That is the wrong teaching yo , please becareful when you accept something as a true teaching .you owe it to yourself .

@Iamthegreen 12 лет назад

I agree, we should enjoy this fleeting moment whiles it lasts, but as it passes, we must let it go.

@Iamthegreen 12 лет назад

I cannot say who is correct and who is not, but surely you will never find peace until you give up all that you desire in this world. Bodhidharma once said, "The nature of the Way is detachment."

@Iamthegreen 12 лет назад

@123ertr All I'm saying is you should be wise about you desires. If you constantly seek pleasure or gratification from the external world, then you will never find inner peace. When the Buddha set out on his path, he tried to cut through the old traditions of the Vedas and the Tantras and seek his own path, his own way to enlightenment. The Buddha always said, "Do not believe anything anyone tells you, unless it agrees with you own ethics and your own reason."