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This talk continues\\xa0Shohaku Okumura Roshi\'s commentary on the modern classic\\xa0Opening The Hand of Thought\\xa0written by his teacher\\xa0Kosho Uchiyama Roshi. In it Okumura Roshi explores the ways we encounter, react to, and deal with our thoughts in our daily lives and our zazen practice. \\xa0It was originally given at Sanshinji in Bloomington, IN on September 12, 2010.
Please consider supporting Okumura Roshi\'s teachings and the activities of Sanshin Zen Community by making a contribution on this podcast\'s page (http://sanshin.podomatic.com) or at Sanshin\'s home page (http://sanshinji.org/home/)
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