This forum highlights the most important aspect of Vine work - living congruently with our dharma intentions and insight.
- Teacher: Ed Goshin Lube
- Teacher: Tetsugan Osho
- Teacher: Dōshō Port
- Teacher: The Teachers
"Ceaseless Effort" by Katagiri Roshi
Overview
This online program offers Zen practice under the guidance of Zen teachers Dōshō Port Rōshi, Tetsugan Zummach Sensei (see bios here, listen to talks here), and assistant teacher, Ed Gōshin, a longtime student of Katagiri Rōshi and Dōshō.
The Vine is designed for those who are determined to awaken (kensho) and actualize the great matter of life and death (post-kensho training). And who aren’t shy about it.
Our primary avenues for cultivating verification are daily zazen, study, and engagement in the Vine forums and in the world. Students who have some history of in-person practice tend to acclimate best to the Vine environment.
Process
Tuition
Tuition is $125 a month and includes the study practice on the Vine and weekly meetings with one of the teachers.
Application or more information
Contact Dōshō at doshoport@gmail.com for more information and for an application.
This forum highlights the most important aspect of Vine work - living congruently with our dharma intentions and insight.
Steeping in the Zen awakening narrative of Xutang.
During this four week interim we will review the last four texts we've studied - Harmony of Difference and Sameness; Dogen's Extensive Record; Awesome Presence of Active Buddhas; and Dahui's Letters.
This workshop has resources for beginners and more "advanced" students. You are invited to play into it.
This twelve-week session is for students who aspire to fully awaken, and can make and keep practice commitments.
The Letters of Chan Master Dàhuì Pǔjué:
Summer Study
June 1 - August 25
Commitments:
A two-week commemoration of the Buddha's awakening.
Every Monday through the twelve weeks, Dosho or Ed G will post a talk on one of the Dogen's dharma talks. Tuesday-Friday students will take turns taking one of Dogen's dharma talks and either posting a 300 word max reflection (what is the meaning of this in my practice?) or a 5-10min video presentation addressing the same question.
Precepts independent study