Dogen’s Last Text: An Evolution or a Radical Change?
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In an excerpt from her forthcoming book, Buddhist scholar Sarah Shaw discusses varying methods for breathing mindfulness.
By Sarah Shaw
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Timeless teachings. Modern methods.
Step into a practice that extends beyond the cushion and into daily life. This course invites you to embrace each moment—whether quiet or chaotic—as an opportunity for inquiry, care, and growth, revealing the freedom woven into everyday experience.
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Join us on May 6 at 2 p.m. ET for a live discussion with Dr. Steven Heine on Dogen’s last text, the unfinished “12 Fascicles Collection.”
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“Pig at the Crossing” follows Dolom, a young man who abruptly dies in a motorcycle accident, as he grapples with the space between death and rebirth.
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Scholar Sarah Shaw lays out a comprehensive introduction to the tradition of breathing mindfulness—and examines why the tradition of samatha, or calm, meditation has been marginalized and suppressed.
With Sarah Shaw
