Articles/Buddha-Nature in Early Chan and Japanese Zen by Rev. Kokyo Henkel: Conversations on Buddha-Nature

Buddha-Nature in Early Chan and Japanese Zen by Rev. Kokyo Henkel

Kokyo Henkel

Interview

Interview

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Clips from the interview

Clips from the interview

Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On His First Encounter with Buddha-Nature Teachings

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4:10 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On the Term "Big Mind"

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3:56 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On the Famous Mu Koan

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4:26 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On Mazu's Statements: "Mind Itself Is Buddha" and "Ordinary Mind Is the Way"

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3:01 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On the Connection between Zen and Dzogchen

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7:56 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: Sources of Buddha-Nature Teachings in the Zen Tradition

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20:56 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On the Use of the Term "Atman" in Buddha-Nature Scriptures

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5:02 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On the Various Early Influences on the Formation of the Zen Tradition

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8:05 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: On the Differences between Zen and Dzogchen and the Practice of Shikantaza, or "Just Sitting"

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8:07 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: Zhiyi's Six Dharma Gates to the Sublime and the Relationship between Tiantai and Zen

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4:14 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: Does the Zen Tradition Have an Equivalent to Mandala Practice in Vajrayana?

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3:05 min

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Rev. Kokyo Henkel: Resource Recommendations for Learning about Buddha-Nature in the Zen Tradition

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5:25 min

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