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Audio | view transcript | Other talks from Padmaloka
This is the sixth in an excellent 8-talk sequence by Padmavajra on Zen Buddhism. The series is full of colourful stories and challenging insights from the lives of the great Masters of China and Japan.
With particular reference to the Lankavatara and its steachings, Padmavajra paints an inspiring picture of the 'intimate mind' of practice and Enlightenment.
Talk given at Padmaloka Retreat Centre, 2004
This talk is part of the series Tangling Eyebrows with Zen Masters.
| 1. | The Jewelled Sword of the Diamond King (4:47) | |
| 2. | Bodhidharma and Emperor Wu (7:22) | |
| 3. | Wall gazing at Shaolin - dual yet unified practice (3:45) | |
| 4. | Hui Ko (4:28) | |
| 5. | The Lankavatara Sutra and Mind teachings (6:31) | |
| 6. | The layered Mind; six sense consciousnesses (5:25) | |
| 7. | The seventh consciousness - klishto-manovijnana; Master Pan Shan (7:10) | |
| 8. | The deepest level of consciousness - the alaya; seeds and habit energies; 'an ecology of consciousness'; 'the revolution in the base' (8:40) | |
| 9. | How do we work with the 'self'? Yun Men and his disciple; refining, expanding, seeing through; Han Shan and the melting snows; meditation; Huang Po; Dogen's 'intimate words' (9:11) | |
| 10. | Hakuin's verse of Awakening (1:35) |
Total running time: 58:54