Shodoka (Abridged): Song of Enlightenment - Yoka Daishi - Zen Buddhism

Shodoka - Song of Awakening or Enlightenment. This is one of the
four essential Zen texts. It was written by Yoka Daishi in the
seventh century in China. It is a testimony to his awakening; his
writing and spiritual approach is simple in style. The Shodoka
has been nicknamed “the Mahayana sutra that solves all problems.”
 


Music: 1 Hour Zen Shakuhachi - by Tea Roman


May whatever goodness arises from these readings/offerings be for
the benefit of all sentient beings.


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