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“Beginner’s Mind” in Zen and Early Buddhism: its Development and Difference

Zen teacher Shunryu Suzuki introduced us to the concept of practicing with a "beginner's mind". What does this mean? Where did it come from? We will discuss its history and how the practice differed importantly from what came before. We will then turn to an attempt to reconcile the early and later teachings. ☸️ Free mini-course at the Online Dharma Institute: onlinedharma.org. 🧡 If you find this material useful, check out my Patreon page and get fun benefits like exclusive behind-the-scenes videos, audio-only versions, and extensive show notes:   / dougsseculardharma   🧡 You can also make donations through: https://paypal.me/dougsdharma ✅ Books Mentioned: Shunryu Suzuki, Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind, 50th Anniversary Edition (Shambhala) -- https://amzn.to/37uOcQI Bhikkhu Thanissaro's book that includes his essay -- https://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/a... ✅ Recommended Videos: History of Zen Buddhism: Paradox and Tension —    • History of Zen Buddhism: Paradox and Tension   Is the Mind Luminous? —    • Is the Mind Luminous?   ✅ Suttas mentioned: https://suttacentral.net/mn64/en/sujato (Longer Discourse with Māluṅkya) https://suttacentral.net/mn78/en/sujato (Samaṇamuṇḍika Sutta) Facebook:   / onlinedharmainstitute   Twitter:   / dougsdharma   ❤️ Thanks to Patreon Patrons: Anonymous (1) Matthew Smith Bob Snead JC Pritom Phookun Shantha Wengappuli Margo Karma_CAC Johan Thelander Michael Roe Jorge Seguel Christopher Apostolof GailJM Steven Kopp Brett Merritt David Bell T Pham VCR LaShanda Williams Upayadhi Andi and Erik ATGuerrero686 Michael Scherrer Michael Seefeld Ernie khobe schofield Abhinav Jalan Alex Perdomo Benji Forsyth Kaine Usher #onlinedharmainstitute #buddhism #earlybuddhism #secularbuddhism Disclaimer: Amazon links are affiliate links where I will earn a very small commission on purchases you make, at no additional cost to you. This goes a tiny way towards defraying the costs of making these videos. Thank you!