Living From the Inside Out Big Mind, Big Heart

Michael Neill December 6, 2007

Michael talks with renowned Zen master Dennis Genpo Merzel Roshi, creator of the Big Mind, Big Heart process, a revolutionary approach for transmitting the authentic teachings that emerged from Buddha’s enlightenment experience. According to Philosopher Ken Wilber, the Big Mind process is “the most important and original discovery in the last two centuries of Buddhism.” Don’t miss your chance to learn and experience the process first hand on today’s show!

0:25- Introducing Genpo Merzel Roshi
4:00- What is Zen?
17:00- Genpo coaches guest Michelle
45:00-Big Mind

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