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Secular Buddhism

136 - Mountains And Rivers

Secular Buddhism

Noah Rasheta

Spirituality, Buddhism, Mindfulness, Society & Culture, Meditation, Secular, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy

4.82.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2020

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

In this podcast episode, I will share some of my thoughts regarding the Mountains and Rivers Sutra by Zen master Dogen. This teaching reminds me of the simple yet complex nature of reality.

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Secular Buddhism Podcast.

0:05.2

This is episode number 136.

0:08.4

I am your host Noah Rochetta and today I'm going to share some thoughts regarding the

0:13.9

mountains and rivers Sutra.

0:20.8

Keep in mind you don't need to use what you learn from Buddhism to be a Buddhist.

0:24.5

You can use what you learn to be a better whatever you already are.

0:28.8

If you're new to the podcast, check out episodes 1-5 or visit SecularBudism.com and click

0:36.1

on Start Here.

0:38.2

You can get an introduction to the basic concepts and teachings and why I'm even talking about

0:45.2

Secular Buddhism in the first place.

0:47.8

If you're looking for an online community to practice with and to interact with, consider

0:52.6

becoming a supporter of the podcast by visiting SecularBudism.com and clicking on the link

0:58.6

that says Join our online community on Patreon.

1:03.6

In the last podcast episode I shared a poem called Only This and this is by Rick You and

1:09.8

the poem goes like this.

1:11.5

First, you heat the water, then you make the tea, then you drink it properly.

1:18.0

That is all you need to know.

1:20.2

That's the poem.

1:21.2

I wanted to share some of the thoughts that were discussed in the online community forum

1:26.5

on Patreon just to expand a little bit on the idea that's shared in this poem.

1:34.0

The first one comes from Morella who says, The poem makes me think about how difficult it

1:38.8

is to relax in the present moment and just be or do one thing at a time.

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