Podcast 9
of the Zen Buddhist Podcast
hosted by Master Zhen
of the shaolinZEN.org Cybertemple.
Master Zhen Shen-Lang,
founder of the shaolinZEN.org CyberTemple
leads Buddhist Zen lessons to be aired and brodcast over the internet discussing Chinese Chan Buddhism from the Shaolin Zen CyberTemple Sangha.
"A Quickie"
Sneaking in during American Zen's recording sessions for their upcoming album, LEVEL 3 = I WANT YOU TO LOVE ME, Master Zhen gives a brief update on his school activities.
After watching a Public Television show about the "plastic mind," Master Zhen points out that this plastic mind concept was invented by Bodhidharma when he created Zen Buddhism. Criticizing the Shaolin Buddhist Monks for being lazy, Bodhidharma created a series of 18 exercises which grew into Kung Fu, to strengthen and revitalize the monks.
Zen Buddhism requires exercise, or it's not Zen Buddhism.
Master Zhen explains that they've finished his TAI CHI MAGIC #1 CD, and how his new BUDDHA KUNG FU school is taking off "gangbusters..."
Podcast Host: Master Zhen "Spirit Wolf of Truth"
Dharma Online: Shaolin Zen CyberTemple
BUDDHISM DHARMA FOR TODAY:
"Zen Buddhism was created to revitalize the mind and body to achieve enlightenment. (A 'plastic mind.')"
FEATURED DHARMA:
"Buddha Kung Fu"
Author: Master Zhen Shen-Lang (private lessons)
Read by: Master Zhen
Published by Shaolin Communications
Used by permission of Shaolin Zen
Under license from shaolinMUSIC.com
INTRO MUSIC:
"5th South" (flute music)
Composer: The Hippy Coyote
Performed by American Zen
From the album, Level 2 = Christ Killer by American Zen
Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Richard Connor
Used by permission of shaolinRECORDS.com
Under license from shaolinMUSIC.com ASCAP
Download Song: shaolinCOM.com
(Flute instrumental song with some cool cowboy background vocals in a few places.)
FEATURED SONG of Master Zhen's DHARMA AND A SONG:
"xxxxx" (--next time--)
Composer: Master Zhen Shen-Lang
Performed by Master Zhen
From the album, Tai Chi Magic 1 by Master Zhen
Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Richard Connor
Used by permission of shaolinRECORDS.com
Under license from shaolinMUSIC.com ASCAP
Download Song: shaolinCOM.com
(Theme song by Master Zhen, composed for his Shaolin Chi Mantis and Tai Chi Youth Demo Teams, who performed the Yang Style Tai Chi Short Form to this song.)
BACKGROUND MUSIC SCORE:
"Tai Chi Magic" (flute music)
Composer: Master Zhen Shen-Lang
Performed by Master Zhen
From the album, Tai Chi Magic 1 by Master Zhen
Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Richard Connor
Used by permission of shaolinRECORDS.com
Under license from shaolinMUSIC.com ASCAP
Download Song: shaolinCOM.com
(Theme song by Master Zhen, composed for his Shaolin Chi Mantis and Tai Chi Youth Demo Teams, who performed the Yang Style Tai Chi Short Form to this song.)
OUTRO SONG:
"5th South" (flute music)
Composer: The Hippy Coyote
Performed by American Zen
From the album, Level 2 = Christ Killer by American Zen
Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Richard Connor
Used by permission of shaolinRECORDS.com
Under license from shaolinMUSIC.com ASCAP
Download Song: shaolinCOM.com
(Flute instrumental song with some cool cowboy background vocals in a few places.)
DHARMA OF SHAOLIN ZEN:
"Bodhidharma invented Kung Fu to strengthen the Shaolin Monks bodies and minds." (The origins of Zen Buddhism.)
Today's Dharma Webpage ___: "Buddha Kung Fu"
Topic: The PLASTIC MIND concept of recent TV show was originated by Bodhidharma 1500 years ago when he taught that exercise was required for enlightenment. The 18 exercises he created grew and grew into today's Shaolin Kung Fu as taught at Buddha Kung Fu, Master Zhen's NEW KUNG FU SCHOOL, launched January 2008.
Author: Master Zhen
Published by Shaolin Communications
Buddhist CyberTemple: shaolinZEN.org
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Produced by Richard Connor for Shaolin Records.
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Lyrics, music, and poetry used by permission of shaolinMUSIC.com
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