Chobo-ji's Zen Podcast

This Teisho was given on middle day of Summer Sesshin 2010 by Genjo Marinello Osho.  It examines our attachment to dulistic thinking and our chimp nature.

This Teisho by Genjo Marinello Osho explores Dharma Transmission, the absolute as infinity and the greatest Zen Masters on the planet, by looking at Case 22 of the Mumonkan.

This Teisho, given by Genjo Marinello Osho on the first case of the Mumonkan, or Gateless Gate collection of koans, titled Joshu's Mu, the first day of Summer Sesshin 2010, explores two of the most common problems encountered in Zen practice related to the absolute (Mu) and impermanence. 

  Genjo Marinello Osho gave this Teisho on the occasion of the June half-day retreat at the Seattle Zen Temple Chobo-Ji. It is on Case 21 of the Mumonkan and examines Zen Master Ummon and his response to What is Buddha?   

This Teisho by Genjo Marinello Osho was given at the May 30th half-day sit at Chobo-Ji.  It is on Case 20 of the Mumonkan, Gateless Gate collection of koans, and concerns a question of Zen Master Shogen, and examines our capacity to realize Blue Sky Mind.

This Teisho was given Genjo Marinello Osho on May 16h, 2010, half-day sesshin at Dai Bai Zan Cho Bo Zen Ji.  It is on the 18th Case of the Mumonkan, Gateless Gate, collection of koans.  Zen Master Tozan was asked what is Buddha?

This Teisho was given by Genjo Marinello Osho on the occasion of the April 11th 2010 halfday sesshin.  It concerns the 16th case of the Mumonkan or Gateless Gate Collection of koans and addresses why do we do what we do. 

This Teisho was given by Genjo Marinello Osho during the 2010 March half day sesshin at Dai Bai Za Cho Bo Zen Temple in Seattle WA.  This talk examines the difference between discernment and judgement. 

This Teisho was given by Genjo Marinello Osho on the occasion of the February half day sesshin at the Chobo Zen Temple in Seattle WA.  It examines the tenth case of the Mumonkan or Gateless Gate collection of Zen koans and investigates what is poverty.  

Genjo Marinello Osho gave this Teisho on the fifth day of Rohatsu Sesshin 2010. It is on the 8th Case of the Mumonkan or Gateless Gate collection of Zen koans.

This Teisho was given at the December half day retreat at the Seattle Chobo Ji Zen Temple by Genjo Marinello Osho. It exaimens Case 4 of the Gateless Gate, The Foreigner has No Beard and Case 3 or the Book of Equinimity.

Teisho given by Genjo Marinello Osho at the November half day Cho Bo Ji Zen retreat, in Seattle Washington, on Case Three of the Gateless Gate, about 9th century Zen Master Gutei.

This Teisho was given at the October half day sesshin at the Cho Bo Ji Zen Temple in Seattle, WA. Genjo Marinello Osho explains his take on the law of cause and effect, the examined life and the Nobel prize awarded to President Obama.

Rinzai Zen Dharma Talks given at the Seattle Zen Temple Dai Bai Zan Cho Bo Zen Ji or other locations associated with Chobo-Ji.

This Teisho was given on the first day of Autumn Sesshin 2009. In this Dharma Talk Genjo Marinello Osho talks about transcending thoughts of mortality and immortality.

This Teisho was given at the Sept. 2009 half day ChoboJi sesshin. It concerns three turning phrases of Zen Master Joshu, the 1st being Clay Buddhas Cannot Pass Through Water. In this talk Genjo Osho speaks of the three essential ingredients of practice.

This Teisho was given at the half day sesshin of the Dai Bai Zan Cho Bo Zen Tempe in Seattle Washingtion by Genjo Marinello Osho. This talk is on Case 95 of the Hekiganroku, and it involes the one true language of Buddha.

This Teisho was given by Genjo Marinello Osho on the middle day of Summer Sesshin 2009. It includes references to Zen Masters Enkan, Tosu, Setcho, Shifuku, Hofuku, and Hakuin.

This Teisho was given at the halfday June 2009 sesshin by Genjo Marinello Osho, abbot of Dai Bai Zan Cho Bo Zen Ji.I It is on case 89 of the Hekiganroku which is about Zen Master Dogo and his respose to Ungan. What is the importance of a Zen teacher?

Rev. Genjo Marinello gave this Teisho during the Chobo Ji halfday mini sesshin given on May 17th, 2009, on Case 88 of Hekiganroku. The case involves Zen Masters Gensha and Ummon about how to work with one who is deaf, dumb and blind.