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Tenzo Kyokun main text 3
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This talk continues\\xa0Shohaku Okumura Roshi\'s commentary on Dogen Zenji\'s Tenzo Kyokun. Okumura Roshi discusses the difference between our normal attitude toward preparing food and the teaching Dogen Zenji offers to the tenzo. Preparing meals is a metaphor for making choices about the lives we live. It was originally given at Sanshinji in Bloomington, IN on May 23, 2007.
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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