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Dharma Talks by Ming Zhen Shakya
Formerly known as Chuan Yuan Shakya
Presented in 2004
Presented in 2003
Presented in 2002
Presented in 2001
Presented in 2000
"Lift me to Paradise" Revisited
Presented December 30, 2000
The Middle Way
Presented October, 2000
» In Spanish
Karma Yoga: Zen for the Discontented Worker
» Part I
» Part II
» Part III
Presented July, August, 2000
Zen Abuses
Presented June, 2000
Cults And Not Quitting Your Day Job
Presented May, 2000
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Essence and Expectations
Presented December 30, 2000
Petty Atrocities
Presented November 30, 2000
Sound Versus Sight
Presented April, 2000
Zen, Justice, and the Martial Arts
» Part I
» Part II
Presented March, 2000
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Presented in 1999
The Importance of Being Wanted
Presented October, 1999
Sex, Semantics, and Chauvinism
Presented September, 1999
The Habit of Seeking Truth
Presented August, 1999
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Zen For Profit
Presented February, 1999
Telephone Atrocities and
Other Crimes Against Nature
Presented March, 1999
The Lex Talionis and Desire
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Presented April, 1999
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Presented in 1998
Presented in 1997
Presented in 1996
Reverend Ming Zhen Shakya, as the first American to be ordained in Mainland China in over a quarter century of communist rule, was given unprecedented access to the holy relics and artifacts at Nan Hua Si. She is shown here wearing the black onyx beads which were worn by the Sixth Patriarch, Hui Neng. These and other items worn and used by Hui Neng are stored at Nan Hua Si.
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 Awards and Recognitions
Ming Zhen Shakya is a grateful recipient of the Zen Unbound award in 1999 for  "the best Zen Buddhist writer on the Web".
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