I love the energy that emanates from lovely, good-hearted people. Thank you all for a beautiful discussion.

My goodness. My heart is so deeply moved by this conversation. Thank you, thank you.

After I finished watching this excellent conversation, I went back to relisten to the story about the mother who lost her son. That's such a powerful story, and one of the most important points Sensei Koshin makes is how in a moment of need, a person doesn't need people saying nice, positive things. That's not what the person needs. They just need your presence and to be witnessed.

This interview was music to my ears! Thank you so much! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Besides great content and authenticity I highly appreciated the zenwise Setup, dear Forest, clear audio and no dramatising frequency-polition aka „music“. And all of you wonderful people!

Absolutely loved this. An Indian lady from UK.

I appreciated the pace of this interview, it was slowed down, thoughtful and intentional

I absolutely love him!

Loved this so much!! Thank you!!!

“What a tangled web we weave when we first practice to deceive !”- Sir Walter Scott 1808. Deceive ourselves!

I love this talk. I will read Koshin's book. Many thanks you three!

Thank you.

what a great non perfect human beeing!!!

Can any one here tell me if this is the zen group in up state N.Y that Leslie Kean helped found? Has any one here ever heard of her and such an idea? Leslie Kean Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Leslie Kean is an investigative journalist and author who is most notable for books about UFOs and the afterlife.[1][2] Background In the late nineteen-nineties, after a visit to Burma to interview political prisoners, she stumbled into a career in investigative journalism. She took a job at KPFA, a radio station in Berkeley, as a producer and on-air host for “Flashpoints,” a left-wing drive-time news program, where she covered wrongful convictions, the death penalty, and other criminal-justice issues. Kean is the daughter of environmentalist and philanthropist Hamilton Fish Kean and the granddaughter of Congressman Robert Kean.[3] Her uncle is former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean Sr., and her cousin is New Jersey State Senator Tom Kean Jr. She attended Spence School and Bard College, and helped "to found a Zen center in upstate New York".[4]

Could the young guy please have some voice therapy coaching?