Lost Coin Zen

In the past, the practice has emphasized the absolute: “awakening” or enlightenment as the raison d’etre of development.  This is a wonderful basis from which to proceed and I greatly appreciate the efforts the Ancestors made to clarify this fundamental aspect of the practice.  At the same time, as we practice in Lost Coin today, [...]

photo credit: llamnudds This is one of a series of posts intended to clarify the groups being formed in Lost Coin.  The intention is that they be “ways”- a way to make your daily life a path and a practice of realization and excellence.  This is what Lost Coin is about. The roots of this [...]

Today’s post is by Liz McCoy, a Lost Coin student in Salt Lake City. There was a discussion in the Salt Lake City Lost Coin class recently about the Lost Coin Blog. What is a blog?  Why have a blog?  Should we all write for the blog? The discussion left me thinking – 2009 is [...]

Doen Sensei discusses three ways to improve your life and practice.  These are not being a victim, being yourself, and being sensitive to others.

Doen Sensei discusses three ways to improve your life and practice.  These are not being a victim, being yourself, and being sensitive to others.