One Earth Zen offers authentic Zen practice with an ecospiritual orientation.
On Zoom: Mornings, Tue-Fri (60 minutes, beginning at 7am ET / 6am CT / 5am MT / 4am PT).
To join our zoom practice, click the words below:
ZOOM LINK
You'll need this document: "One Earth Zen: Sutras, Chants, and Songs". (Supplement with bios of people mentioned in the Ancestor Dedication: HERE).In the event of cancellation, a cancellation notice will be posted here.
In Person (also on Zoom, using Zoom Link above): Saturday, 10:00-11:30am ET at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation
2701 Heyward St.
Columbia, SC 29205
In the octagonal building
Residency Program: One Earth Zen Monastery and Retreat Center, on 35 wooded acres in Fairfield County, SC, is now accepting Practitioners-in-Residence to focus on either a Zen path, a transformative conservation path, or a balance of the two. SEE HERE.
Format for Zoom Practice
Tue-Fri Morn Practice Format (1 Hour)
Opening Chants: ~8 mins
Zazen (silent seated meditation): 25 mins
Kinhin (walking meditation): 5 mins
Sutra service (recitations): 9-10 mins
Dharma talk/discussion: ~10 mins
Closing Song
Saturday Format (1.5 hrs)
Opening Chants: 8 mins
Zazen (silent seated meditation): 20 mins
Kinhin (walking meditation): 5 mins
2nd Zazen: 20 mins
Sutra service (recitations): 9-10 mins
Tea service
Dharma talk/discussion
Closing Song
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Audio Files
Use these to practice on your own, following the liturgy of our Zoom group. The "Morn" audio files include:Verse of Kesa (p. 5, 2 mins)
Opening Verse (from pp. 5-7, about 1 min)
Opening Day-of-Week Song (p. 8, 1-2 mins)
Dedication, including either Gatha of Atonement (Mon-Wed-Fri) or The Three Refuges (Tue-Thu-Sun), (p. 9, about 3 mins)
Silence for Zazen (25 mins)
Clappers to stand, begin Kinhin (5 mins), and return to place
Sutra Service (7-9 mins), which changes each week. There is an "A" service for Mon-Wed-Fri, and a "B" service for Tue-Thu-Sun. Saturdays alternate between the "A" and the "B" service.
Silence for Dharma discussion or study (about 10 mins)
Closing Day-of-Week Song (p. 44, 1-2 mins).
The "Eve" audio files provide a 30-minute session with:
Opening Day-of-Week Song (p. 8, 1-2 mins)
Silence for Zazen (25 mins)
Closing Day-of-Week Song (p. 44, 1-2 mins).
Autumn Week 1: Sep 21-27
On the first week of each season, we do the same Morn Practice every day -- with Ancestor Dedication and Precepts recitation, and without an opening or closing song.
Morn Practice w/ Sutra Service 1
Mon Sep 21
Mon EveTue Sep 22
Tue EveWed Sep 23
Wed EveThu Sep 24
Thu EveFri Sep 25
Fri EveSat Sep 26
Sat Eve: Use Wed EveSun Sep 27
Sun EveAutumn Week 2: Sep 28 - Oct 4
Mon Sep 28
Mon Morn w/ Sutra Service 2AMon Eve
Tue Sep 29
Tue Morn w/ Sutra Service 2BTue Eve
Wed Sep 30
Wed Morn w/ Sutra Service 2AWed Eve
Thu Oct 1
Thu Morn w/ Sutra Service 2BThu Eve
Fri Oct 2
Fri Morn w/ Sutra Service 2AFri Eve
Sat Oct 3
Sat Morn: Use Thu Morn w/ Sutra Service 2BSat Eve: Use Thu Eve
Sun Oct 4
Sun Morn w/ Sutra Service 2BSun Eve
AUDIO CREDITS
Spoken recordings by Meredith Garmon and LoraKim Joyner. "Universal Dedication" also includes voice of Allie Freed.
From Youtube:
- "Jizo Darani," and "Sho Sai Myo Kichijyo Darani," from Francisco Casaverde, "Canticos Budistas."
- "Shigu Seigan Mon," from Maheyo Music.
- "Buddha Vandana," from Be Nhat Trung.
- "Filled with Loving Kindness," from UUCC Music Director Anna Hamilton; performed by Tapestry: Anna Hamilton and Elizabeth Harris.
- "Dedication of Merit" from Rev. Heng Sure and Friends, "Paramita: American Buddhist Folk Music"
- "Enmei Jukku Kannon Gyo" from Chris Burrows, "Zen Buddhist Chanting"
"The Four Bodhisattva Vows" and "Diamond Sutra Gatha": music composed and performed by Meredith Garmon.
"Save All the Beings": music by Boundless Way Zen; performed (piano, guitar, and vocals) by Meredith Garmon.
"Verse of the Kesa" and "Shantideva's Way of the Bodhisattva": music by Soten Lynch; vocals by Soten Lynch, Kosho Ault, Maggie Medlin, and Eric Hertz. Recorded at Great Vow Zen Monastery, Clatskanie, OR, 2020.
For credits for the words/lyrics, see "One Earth Zen: Sutras, Chants, and Songs".


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