This talk discusses "Jinshin Inga: Deep belief in causality" by Dogen in his work "Shobo-Genzo" translated by Nishiyama.

This talks discusses Dogen's "Sanjigo: Karmic retribution in three periods of time".

Norman leads the All Day Sitting in his second and concluding talk on Meditation Practice and Intimacy based on Dogen's Fukanzazengi. The first talk in March did not record due to technical difficulty, but it was first given at One Taste and can be accessed at http://edz-audio.s3.amazonaws.com/OneTaste/01_ThinkNotThinking-MeditationPracticeAndIntimacy_OneTaste_2010-02-25.mp3

Norman gives the first talk on dogen's Four Methods of Guidance for Bodhisattvas on Method 1 - Giving.

Norman gives his Third talk on Dogen's Four Methods of Guidance for Bodhisattvas on Method 3 Beneficial Action. Due to a technical error Method 2 on Kind Speech did not tape.

Norman gives the fourth talk on Dogen's Four Methods of Guidance for Bodhisattvas on Identity Action.

Norman gives his first talk on the Poetry of Dogen and Ryokan to the Dharma Seminar.

First talk on Dogen's "Recommending Zazen to All People" or "Fukanzazengi" as found in "Beyond Thinking: a Guide to Zen Meditation by Zen Master Dogen" edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi. The sound quality is slightly muted due to mic issues.

Second talk on Dogen's "Recommending Zazen to All People" or "Fukanzazengi" as found in "Beyond Thinking: a Guide to Zen Meditation by Zen Master Dogen" edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi.

Second talk on Dogen's Fukanzazengi focusing on Zazen

Third talk on Dogen's Fukanzazengi focusing on Zazen.

This talk was given in Vancouver May 13, 2006, and replaces the first Dharma Seminar talk which was not recorded. Part One of Four Talks on Dogen's Genjokoan published in "Moon in a Dewdrop", one of his most important and poetic works on the Dharma, Practice, and Enlightenment.

Part Two of Four Talks on Dogen's Genjokoan published in "Moon in a Dewdrop", one of his most important and poetic works on the Dharma, Practice, and Enlightenment.

Part Three of Four Talks on Dogen's Genjokoan published in "Moon in a Dewdrop", one of his most important and poetic works on the Dharma, Practice, and Enlightenment.

Part Four of Four Talks on Dogen's Genjokoan published in "Moon in a Dewdrop", one of his most important and poetic works on the Dharma, Practice, and Enlightenment.

The title of this essay is taken from a well known story, in which Bodhidharma asks four disciples to state their understanding of Buddhism.

In this introduction to "Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Zen Meditation," a collection of Dogen's writing compiled and translated by Kazuaki Tanahashi, Zoketsu assesses the work and central message of Dogen-zengi.

A meditation, in poetry and prose, on light, language, and silence in Kabbalistic and Zen literature, focusing on the Zohar and Kabbalistic texts and on Buddhist views of language and Dogen's linguistic praxis.

In this introduction to "Beyond Thinking: A Guide to Zen Meditation," a collection of Dogen's writing compiled and translated by Kazuaki Tanahashi, Zoketsu assesses the work and central message of Dogen-zengi.

More Dogen, but with an emphasis on meditation practice as theme. Lengthy introduction by Zoketsu.

More detail than you ever wanted to know about Dogen’s career.

A secondary text for the philosophically/academically minded: Academic discussion of Dogen’s use of the koan tradition

Secondary text for the philosophically/academically minded: A sequel to "Eihei Dogen: Mystical Realist". Equally strong.

A secondary text for the philosophically/academically minded: Brilliant philosophical exegesis of Dogen’s thought. First published more than thirty-five years ago.

More translations from Shobogenzo and other Dogen texts.

The better of the two currently available translations of all four volumes of Shobogenzo.