Interview: Richard Collins, New Orleans Zen Temple abbot

admin · 09-09-2016, 05:30 PM

In the lived-in rooms on the fourth floor of a Camp Street building, the New Orleans Zen Temple is very quiet ??? so quiet you can hear the bristles of a broom brushing the carpet as one of its attendees prepares the dojo (literally: the way place, or the place where you practice the way)for evening meditation practice. Outside, the bells of a nearby cathedral ring faintly; inside, people begin gathering and removing their shoes to prepare for a different sort of seeking.*

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09-09-2016, 05:30 PM	#1
admin Site Admin Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,971 Blog Entries: 2	Interview: Richard Collins, New Orleans Zen Temple abbot In the lived-in rooms on the fourth floor of a Camp Street building, the New Orleans Zen Temple is very quiet ??? so quiet you can hear the bristles of a broom brushing the carpet as one of its attendees prepares the dojo (literally: the way place, or the place where you practice the way)for evening meditation practice. Outside, the bells of a nearby cathedral ring faintly; inside, people begin gathering and removing their shoes to prepare for a different sort of seeking.* ?