Roots of Chan & Chan Meditation: How Should I really Practice?

Roots of Chan:

This lecture was presented by Master Sheng Yen’s Dharma Heir Gilbert Gutierrez on Friday July 26 2013 at the DDMBA Chicago Chapter.

The Roots of Chan will trace Chan’s roots back to Shakyamuni Buddha and its journey to the Far East tracing its influences from Madhyamaka, Yogacara (consciousness only school), Theravadin, Hua Yen, Tien Tai, schools, as well as indigenous influences of Confucianism and Taoism. Through to the formation of Northern (Shen-Hsiu) Gradual Enlightenment School and Southern (Hui Neng) Sudden Enlightenment school.

July 26th 2013, Friday — The Roots of Chan (Dharma Talk by Gilbert Gutierrez)

How Should I really Practice?

This lecture series was presented by Master Sheng Yen’s Dharma Heir Gilbert Gutierrez on Friday Aug 25 2013 at the DDMBA Chicago Chapter.

Aug 25th 2013 — Chan Meditation: How Should I really Practice? (Part 1)

Aug 25th 2013 — Chan Meditation: How Should I really Practice? (Part 2)

Aug 25th 2013 — Chan Meditation: How Should I really Practice? (Part 3)

Aug 25th 2013 — Chan Meditation: How Should I really Practice? (Part 4)

July 25th 2013 — Chan Meditation: How Should I really Practice? (Part 5)

Aug 25th 2013 — Chan Meditation: How Should I really Practice? (Part 6)

Aug 25th 2013 — Meditation: Informal Discussion (Part 1)

Aug 25th 2013 — Meditation: Informal Discussion (Part 2)