The Dragon's Song: A Zen Teaching Part-6

This is the sixth in a series of seven brief talks on Ryugin, "The Dragon's Song, written by Dogen Zenji, the 13th Century founder of the Soto Zen School of Buddhism in Japan. The talks explain the meanings of various metaphors, encounter dialogs, and koans used by Dogen and are meant to support zazen, Zen meditation practice.

I recommend listening to the talk prior to a period of a period of silent zazen.

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Thank you Seiso. How do we respond to each moment? An ongoing challenge and pathway for life, I think. I appreciate your teachings and guidance. 🙏

How was that? That was how one might follow the dragon's long tail in it's tucked underness and deliberate movement.

Such a powerful image for such a simple action. Thank you