Teisho is a Japanese word meaning “presentation of the shout.” It is the teacher’s direct presentation of the Dharma.
- Huanglong’s Sutra ChantingPeggy Metta Sheehan on case 52 in Entangling Vines, Huanglong’s “sutra chanting”
- What is Your Place?Peggy Metta Sheehan on Case 32 in the Book of Equanimity, Yangshan’s Mind and Environment
- To Study The Way is to Study The SelfPeggy Metta Roshi on a selection from Dogen’s Genjokoan
- Master Baoche fans himselfPeggy Metta Roshi on a selection from Dogen’s Genjokoan
- Everyone Has Their Own LightPeggy Metta Roshi on case 3 in the Transmission of the Light, Mahaksyapa to Ananda; and, case 86 in the Blue Cliff Record, Yunmen’s Bright Light
- Mahakasyapa’s SmilePeggy Metta Roshi on case 6 in the Gateless Barrier, The Buddha Holds up a Flower
- Four Postures Sesshin: WalkingPeggy Metta Sheehan on the practice of walking.
- Four Postures Sesshin: SittingPeggy Metta Sheehan on the practice of sitting.
- Make Yourself a Big TargetPeggy Metta Sheehan on case 30 in the Gateless Barrier, Ma Tsu’s “This very mind is Buddha.”
- Not Picking and ChoosingPeggy Metta Sheehan on “Affirming Faith in Mind” by Seng-ts’an.
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