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Crooked River Zen Dharma Talks

Crooked River Zen Dharma Talks

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Zen & Buddhist teachings explained in regular talks shared at Crooked River Zen Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Crooked River meets Thurs evenings at 7pm & Sat mornings at 9:30am @1813 Wilton Rd. - Cleveland Heights, OH 44118. Talks primarily given by CRZC guiding teacher Dean Williams. CRZC is based in the Soto Zen tradition. For more info see our website.

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  • 10/17/26- "No Mind"

    10/17/26- "No Mind"
    20 Oct 2026

    Sensei Dean Williams dharma talk on the term "no mind", which in Zen teachings is used as a skillful means to convey the boundlessness and non-duality of all things rather than a separate metaphysical entity.

    Shared at the Crooked River Zen regular sitting in Cleveland, Ohio.
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    33 min.
  • 10/15/26- "All is One, One is All" (Sandokai)

    10/15/26- "All is One, One is All" (Sandokai)
    20 Oct 2026

    Sensei Dean Williams dharma talk introduces Shitou's Sandokai, the merging of difference and unity. This is the first lecture in a series of talks that will continue looking at Sandokai in depth, which is going to take the next several weeks to completely cover this subject.

    This continues the exploration of Shohaku Okumura's Living by Vow - Chapter 7.

    Dean also will also be drawing from a companion book, Branching Streams Flow in the Darkness: Zen Talks on the Sandokai by Shunryu Suzuki. Shared at a Crooked River Zen regular sitting in Cleveland, Ohio.
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    45 min.
  • 10/3/26- "Open Q&A" (Emptiness v. Pantheism etc.)

    10/3/26- "Open Q&A" (Emptiness v. Pantheism etc.)
    6 Oct 2026

    Sensei Dean Williams hosts the regular Open Q&A for the group. Sangha members raised questions for Dean on the parallels between the Buddhist concept of emptiness and pantheism. He notes that while Buddhism does not hold a monotheistic belief, both perspectives share a view of an indescribable, universal life force that permeates all things.

    Shared at the Crooked River Zen regular sitting in Cleveland, Ohio on 10/3/26.
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    39 min.
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