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    Piccolos Geheimnis / Dragon Ball Bd.14
    Nachdem der Oberteufel Piccolo Muten-Roshi, Chao-Zu und Shenlong getötet hat, kann nur Son-Goku ihn noch stoppen. Durch sein Training im Quittenturm gestärkt, hofft er, dem Finsterling nun endlich den Garaus machen zu können...
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    Die Suche nach Großvater / Dragon Ball Bd.5
    Im Finale des großen Kampfturniers steht Son-Goku dem geheimnisvollen Jackie Chun gegenüber, der in Wirklichkeit kein anderer als sein in Verkleidung angetretener Lehrmeister Muten-Roshi ist. Und bislang schlägt Son-Goku sich für einen Turnierneuling erstaunlich gut.
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    Das große Turnier / Dragon Ball Bd.4
    Nach ihrer Lehrzeit bei Muten-Roshi haben Son-Goku und sein neuer Freund Kuririn sich bei dem großen Kampfturnier angemeldet, in dem sich alljährlich die Besten der Welt in einem Wettstreit messen. Und zu ihrer eigenen Überraschung haben beide die Finalrunde erreicht...
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    Kamesennins Kampfschule / Dragon Ball Bd.3
    Nachdem die Suche nach den sieben Dragon Balls, mit deren Hilfe sich jeder Wunsch erfüllen läßt, nicht ganz so glücklich wie erhofft für ihn geendet hat, beschließt Son-Goku nun erst einmal Kampfunterricht bei Muten-Roshi, dem berühmten Herrn der Schildkröten zu nehmen...
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    The Power of Thought: Changquing's Seeing Form, Seeing Sound, Hörbuch, Digital, 34min
    All societies have laws to prevent physical and verbal violence, but what about the violence we create with our thoughts? Daido Roshi states that our minds are incredibly powerful, and they create a force that shapes the reality around us. We can only bring peace and healing to ourselves and others if we first have peace in our minds. But we can't quiet the mind until we see how much time we spend talking to ourselves, and until we let go of our almost constant inner chatter. Roshi also discusses how meditation reveals how we use our minds and also provides a means to quiet our thoughts. It is possible to bring this quiet mind into our everyday activities, and to create nourishment for ourselves and the world we live in. Zen Buddhism emphasizes zazen, or seated meditation, as the means to study the self and understand who we truly are. Dharma talks are an essential aspect of Zen training and take place in the context of zazen. Said to be "dark to the mind and radiant to the heart", a dharma talk is one of the ways in which a teacher points directly to the heart of the teachings of the Buddha. In our meditation practice, it is easy to get lost in self-doubt, fantasy, numbness, and emotional agitation. Dharma talks help to ground our practice, providing inspiration and an essential recognition of exactly where we find ourselves, so that we can learn to face difficulties and obstacles with a free and flexible mind. This talk was given at Zen Mountain Monastery or the Zen Center of New York City of the Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism, founded in 1980 by the late American Zen Master John Daido Loori, Roshi (1931-2009). Language: English. Narrator: John Daido Loori Roshi. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/sp/dhar/000008/sp_dhar_000008_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    The Zen Joke: Puhua's Bell Song, Hörbuch, Digital, 56min
    People think of Zen as a humorless religion, but like Christianity, Judaism, and other faiths, Zen has a long tradition of clowns and pranksters. In this enjoyable and thought-provoking talk, Zen master John Daido Loori Roshi tells anecdotes about various ancient and modern Zen teachers who were known for playing the fool. Daido Roshi explores the role of clowns in the Zen tradition, and shows how something deeply profound lies below the surface of a fool's antics. The fool uses mischief to bring one's attention to something more vital, namely the freedom that comes from tapping into one's inner wisdom. He also talks about the importance of having a sense of humor, and the surprising connection between realizing one's true nature and getting a joke. This talk finds Daido Roshi in his best story-telling mode, and offers an enjoyable entry to Zen. Zen Buddhism emphasizes zazen, or seated meditation, as the means to study the self and understand who we truly are. Dharma talks are an essential aspect of Zen training and take place in the context of zazen. Said to be "dark to the mind and radiant to the heart", a dharma talk is one of the ways in which a teacher points directly to the heart of the teachings of the Buddha. In our meditation practice, it is easy to get lost in self-doubt, fantasy, numbness, and emotional agitation. Dharma talks help to ground our practice, providing inspiration and an essential recognition of exactly where we find ourselves, so that we can learn to face difficulties and obstacles with a free and flexible mind. This talk was given at Zen Mountain Monastery or the Zen Center of New York City of the Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism, founded in 1980 by the late American Zen Master John Daido Loori, Roshi (1931-2009). Language: English. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/sp/dhar/000004/sp_dhar_000004_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Breath Sweeps Mind, Hörbuch, Digital, 413min
    From a Dharma successor to the late Shunryu Suzuki-roshi comes Breath Sweeps Mind, an invitation to experience the living presence of a true Zen master. With more than 40 years of experience practicing traditional Zen, Jakusho Kwong-roshi removes some of the mystery surrounding this enigmatic philosophy. Here is clear instruction in its core principles and how it relates to our everyday world, including methods of zazen meditation, why delusion is inseparable from enlightenment, turning our light inward, and more. Breath Sweeps Mind presents a refreshing and easily accessible transmission of Zen practice to help us return to our own profundity ¿ which is always with us ¿ and realize the richness of this very moment. Language: English. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/sp/true/000255/sp_true_000255_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Finding the Right Teacher: Bodhidharma's Skin, Flesh, Bones, and Marrow, Hörbuch, Digital, 60min
    American Buddhism is a new phenomena, and teachers range from self-appointed gurus to highly qualified masters. With so many teachers and religious centers to choose from, how can you find someone you really trust? The real issue, according to Daido Roshi, is understanding the meaning of spiritual authority. Transmission from a teacher should be based on our own realization as well as the teacher's. It's not just a one-way street where we give up our power; on the contrary, true religious practice is about empowerment. The key is to turn inward, to take the backward step and learn to quiet the mind. We then take our insights and make them real in our lives, manifesting truth with wisdom and compassion. Language: English. Narrator: John Daido Loori Roshi. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/sp/dhar/000014/sp_dhar_000014_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    How to Make the Right Choice: Guishan Cuts a Snake, Hörbuch, Digital, 57min
    Every day we are faced with moral decisions, and it's often difficult to know how to act. If there's a snake in our garden, do we kill it? If our co-worker is stealing from the company, is it our obligation to speak up? What if we tell our children not to lie, then the phone rings and we ask them to say we're not home? In this compelling talk, Roshi explores the role of morality and ethics in our lives. Many people think that Zen Buddhism is not concerned with ethics, but, in fact, 16 moral precepts form the core of Zen practice. These precepts differ from precepts in Western religions, and include statements such as "Affirm life: do not kill" and "Manifest truth: do not lie". Roshi stresses that these precepts are not regulations, but are in fact creative; we need to develop a flexibility that allows us to respond to life's challenges as they arise. He offers advice on overcoming the blocks created by our own thinking and grasping, thereby allowing us to live our lives in a fresh way without causing harm to ourselves or others. Zen Buddhism emphasizes zazen, or seated meditation, as the means to study the self and understand who we truly are. Dharma talks are an essential aspect of Zen training and take place in the context of zazen. Said to be "dark to the mind and radiant to the heart", a dharma talk is one of the ways in which a teacher points directly to the heart of the teachings of the Buddha. In our meditation practice, it is easy to get lost in self-doubt, fantasy, numbness, and emotional agitation. Dharma talks help to ground our practice, providing inspiration and an essential recognition of exactly where we find ourselves, so that we can learn to face difficulties and obstacles with a free and flexible mind. This talk was given at Zen Mountain Monastery or the Zen Center of New York City of the Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism, founded in 1980 by the late American Zen Master John Daido Loori, Roshi (1931-2009). Language: English. Narrator: John Daido Loori Roshi. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/sp/dhar/000001/sp_dhar_000001_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Suffering and Empowerment: Suffering Cannot Reach It, Hörbuch, Digital, 49min
    Sooner or later, we all confront situations with no easy way out. For human beings, sickness, old age, and death, either our own or someone else's, seem like insurmountable barriers. We all struggle to avoid these things, and the media encourages our pursuit, offering plastic surgery, exercise routines, and all manner of pills to achieve eternal youth. But sooner or later, we need to realize that old age and suffering are not going to magically dissolve. Daido Roshi encourages us to be the barrier that confronts us. Buddhism teaches that if we stop struggling against what we dislike, if we accept our vulnerability and suffering, we can actually empower ourselves. Part of this process involves making mistakes, and Roshi encourages us to make our mistakes freely, to accept failure as a natural part of life as well as an important teacher. As we gain strength and learn to trust ourselves, we discover that embracing our fears turn suffering into wisdom. Zen Buddhism emphasizes zazen, or seated meditation, as the means to study the self and understand who we truly are. Dharma talks are an essential aspect of Zen training and take place in the context of zazen. Said to be "dark to the mind and radiant to the heart", a dharma talk is one of the ways in which a teacher points directly to the heart of the teachings of the Buddha. In our meditation practice, it is easy to get lost in self-doubt, fantasy, numbness, and emotional agitation. Dharma talks help to ground our practice, providing inspiration and an essential recognition of exactly where we find ourselves, so that we can learn to face difficulties and obstacles with a free and flexible mind. This talk was given at Zen Mountain Monastery or the Zen Center of New York City of the Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism, founded in 1980 by the late American Zen Master John Daido Loori, Roshi (1931-2009). Language: English. Narrator: John Daido Loori Roshi. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/sp/dhar/000002/sp_dhar_000002_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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