Chapter
The reality of non-dual experiences
1:45:25 - 1:52:42 (07:16)
The speaker believes that the perceptual experiences of multiple people lead to a non-dual state or oneness and emptiness which he thinks is how things really are and our ordinary way of construing reality obscures it.
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A former head of Mitsubishi Securities talks about integrating Zen practice into his busy life, gaining balance, clarity, empathy, compassion, and openness in the process.
1:45:25 - 1:47:40 (02:14)
Summary
A former head of Mitsubishi Securities talks about integrating Zen practice into his busy life, gaining balance, clarity, empathy, compassion, and openness in the process.
ChapterThe reality of non-dual experiences
Episode#560: Zen Master Henry Shukman — 20 Minutes of Calm, Plus the Strange and Powerful World of Koans
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the perceptual experiences of people in a non-dual state labeled kensho with ensemble kyotan, that can consistently answer questions similarly about Mu.
1:47:40 - 1:49:23 (01:42)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the perceptual experiences of people in a non-dual state labeled kensho with ensemble kyotan, that can consistently answer questions similarly about Mu.
ChapterThe reality of non-dual experiences
Episode#560: Zen Master Henry Shukman — 20 Minutes of Calm, Plus the Strange and Powerful World of Koans
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker believes that oneness and emptiness are actual features of reality, but they are obscured by our ordinary way of construing the world.
1:49:23 - 1:52:42 (03:18)
Summary
The speaker believes that oneness and emptiness are actual features of reality, but they are obscured by our ordinary way of construing the world. He thinks that dropping into this level where we don't feel so separate from what seems to be external to us can be achieved through spiritual practices or other means.