George Floyd & Seeking Understanding | EP 219: Corey Paul Davis
One of the reasons I started this podcast was to provide a medium to share stories that matter around topics that matter, and to hopefully bring on guests that challenge you, encourage you, inspire you; Maybe to make you think of things in a way you haven't previously. 2020 has been an exceptionall…
Philosophy and Monasticism with Laura Cleveland
Laura Cleveland is an alumna of St. John's College, and has done Zen training at San Francisco Zen Center, Tassajara, and Korinji Rinzai Zen Monastery.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ldenoves
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/momentry/
Laura's Blog / Tumblr: https://momentry.tumblr.com/ …
Zen & Internal Process w/ Corey Hess
Shane and Corey dive into the esoteric aspects of intense Zen training and how that learned internal language translates into a deeper relationship with ones body and mind.
Zen Embodiment Bare Bones Conversations: Episode 8 The Rinzai Discussion Facebook group Moderators
In this Episode, we welcome the Moderators from the Rinzai Zen Discussion page, Daiho Matt Wagner, Genryo Bradley T. Jones, Meido Moore Roshi, Jim Tabor Sensei, and me, Ichigen Corey Hess. We discussed what brought us to Zen, what we love about training, and what we hope will happen to Zen for t…
Simplicity Zen Podcast Episode 1: An Interview with Corey Hess
Please enjoy this Simplicity Zen Podcast where we talk to Corey Hess about his experience training with Rinzai Zen. This is our first episode the “Zen Lamp” podcast series. Corey leads the Internal Process with Corey Hess Facebook community and specializes in internal process work, including QiGong…
Simplicity Zen Podcast Episode 61 - A second Interview with Corey Hess (The Zen Lamp Series)
Corey Hess is a longtime Rinzai Zen practitioner who studied with renowned Zen master Shodo Harada Roshi in Japan. He maintains the Zen Embodiment website, The Energy Collective practice group and the Internal Process with Corey Hess Facegroup. Corey joins us for a second time and this episode we…
Wystan Bryant-Scott: Suffering and its End
Wherein host and guest enjoy a figure-ground reversal and Roger interviews me. We briefly biograph, cover practice in part, and skip to the endless finish.
To all teachers, sentient and insentient, past, present, and future, thank you.
THE CASE
A monk asked Jōshū in all earnestness, “Does a dog…
Corey Hess: Opening, Energy, and Embodiment
I ask Corey about energetic opening, Zen training, bringing essence out in life, relationship, and differing cultural forms, Great Doubt, awakening, and more.
Corey's links:
https://coreyhessbodytherapy.com/
https://coreyhess.substack.com/
https://zenembodiment.com/
My links:
https://linktr.ee/Wy…
Interview with Corey Hess: Non-Directed Body Movement as a Rebellious and Creative Healing Practice
Corey Hess is a a structural integrator and movement educator in the Seattle area. Corey spent his twenties doing intense internal healing and embodiment work in a zen monastery in Japan, and came back to the US with unique insights to share about healing, pain, meditation, movement, and the intern…
AITP 003 — The Second Breath, with Corey Hess
Corey Hess, a Zen-trained bodyworker and teacher of standing meditation, traces what happened when the practice of getting well began to interfere with the possibility of being well. The conversation moves through a month in a dark room at Sōgen-ji monastery in Japan, the difference between energy …
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