Michael Daiun Melancon shows how practice forms create a field of happiness that supports personal and collective awakening. He encourages the Morning Light Sangha to cultivate awareness by using silence, bowing, Dharma Sharing, and more. Enjoy your tea!
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Michael Daiun Melancon shows how practice forms create a field of happiness that supports personal and collective awakening. He encourages the Morning Light Sangha to cultivate awareness by using silence, bowing, Dharma Sharing, and more. Enjoy your tea!
Jonathan Prescott explores the distinction in Zen between the “small self”—our ego and personality—and the “True Self,” the universal, undivided wisdom and goodness inherent in us all. Through personal stories and Zen metaphors, Jonathan illustrates how spiritual practice is not about eradicating the small self, but about allowing it to become a clear conduit for the True Self to act in the world. He emphasizes how integrating faith, diligence, and letting go enables our small self to mirror the qualities of the True Self, continuously shaping how we answer the essential question, “What do I do now?”.
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Michael Daiun Melancon shows how practice forms create a field of happiness that supports personal and collective awakening. He encourages the Morning Light Sangha to cultivate awareness by using silence, bowing, Dharma Sharing, and more. Enjoy your tea!
