Peggy Sheehan's guest appearances

Peggy Sheehan

The Love, Happiness and Success Podcast With Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby

Mountain Cloud Zen Podcasts

Hello Vancouver!

Helen Fisher

Michele Gelfand

Steve Webb

Frank King

Roger Nygard

Terry Real

Julie Spira

Lisa Bobby

Stephan Labossier

Jack Burkman

Monica Stonier

Sharon Wylie

Sally Fisher

Ronnie Noize

Kris Greene

OwlTail

“We don’t study koans, we use koans to investigate our life.” ~ Maezumi RoshiGuest teacher Peggy Sheehan from Zen Center Denver says that koans have been a life long practice, for her. In this talk she explores Case 3 from the Gateless Gate, Gutei’s Finger. Peggy’s work as a pediatrician informs her interest in this koan. Babies become interested in their finger from a young age; first simply pointing upward then, then pointing at things they want, expressing curiosity, often expecting a response.Peggy asks, where is this finger when you are living your life? Don’t underestimate the universe of one finger. Stay with just one; with just this breath, with Mu, with this finger, with just sitting. When going about your daily activitiesy, how do you present one finger?And, here’s a link to our YouTube video of this talk.Also, check out our Upcoming Events: Thursday Evening EventsDecember 15, Sangha Listening Session led by Valerie. Stay tuned for more details. This will be a hybrid event.  Original LoveStay tuned for Original Love 2023 details Rohatsu Sesshin, December 5-12. Hybrid Event.  Online space available for full and part time participation.  

“We don’t study koans, we use koans to investigate our life.” ~ Maezumi RoshiGuest teacher Peggy Sheehan from Zen Center Denver says that koans have been a life long practice, for her. In this talk she explores Case 3 from the Gateless Gate, Gutei’s Finger. Peggy’s work as a pediatrician informs her interest in this koan. Babies become interested in their finger from a young age; first simply pointing upward then, then pointing at things they want, expressing curiosity, often expecting a response.Peggy asks, where is this finger when you are living your life? Don’t underestimate the universe of one finger. Stay with just one; with just this breath, with Mu, with this finger, with just sitting. When going about your daily activitiesy, how do you present one finger?And, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNVMd_3yZMM" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">here’s a link to our YouTube video of this talk</a>.Also, check out our Upcoming Events:<blockquote> Thursday Evening Events December 15, Sangha Listening Session led by Valerie. Stay tuned for more details. This will be a hybrid event.  Original Love Stay tuned for Original Love 2023 details <a href="https://www.mountaincloud.org/event/rohatsu-sesshin-december-5-11/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rohatsu Sesshin, December 5-12.</a> Hybrid Event.  Online space available for full and part time participation.  </blockquote>

Dharmatalk: Towards Healing with Peggy Sheehan

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Peggy Sheehan, Program Manager for the Vancouver, Washington's Community &amp; Economic Development department, about the Affordable Housing Fund. The fund was created by voters in a tax levy vote in the Fall of 2016, and Vancouver is disbursing the first round of funding in the coming months.  Recorded July 17, 2017  For more Hello Vancouver!, visit www.HelloVancouver.us

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Peggy Sheehan, Program Manager for the Vancouver, Washington's Community &amp; Economic Development department, about the Affordable Housing Fund. The fund was created by voters in a tax levy vote in the Fall of 2016, and Vancouver is disbursing the first round of funding in the coming months. Recorded July 17, 2017 For more Hello Vancouver!, visit <a href="http://www.HelloVancouver.us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.HelloVancouver.us</a>

Hello Vancouver! with Peggy Sheehan of the Affordable Housing Fund

Mindfulness: The ability to stay grounded in the current moment, and simply be present with whatever is happening.  So simple, yet so hard. What's easy? Getting swept away by distractions, thoughts, feelings, daydreams, and worries about things that might happen.  When we live in our heads, which most of us do most of the time, we're not really here. And that's too bad, because the world is a beautiful place. Our ambient stress and future-focus is even more pronounced in the weeks leading up to the holiday season, so I thought that this would be a good time to revisit some simple mindfulness skills that will help you be able to slow down, breathe, and enjoy this special time of year. My guest on the Love, Happiness and Success Podcast today is Dr. Peggy Sheehan. She's a Denver-based physician who teaches John Kabat Zinn's Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction program through Kaiser Permanente, as well as a spiritual director of the Zen Center of Denver. She knows a lot about mindfulness: The benefits of the practice, and everyday practices that will help you to slow down, and be more peaceful and present with your life. Today, she's sharing her wisdom with you.

Mindfulness: The ability to stay grounded in the current moment, and simply be present with whatever is happening.  So simple, yet so hard. What's easy? Getting swept away by distractions, thoughts, feelings, daydreams, and worries about things that might happen.  When we live in our heads, which most of us do most of the time, we're not really here. And that's too bad, because the world is a beautiful place. Our ambient stress and future-focus is even more pronounced in the weeks leading up to the holiday season, so I thought that this would be a good time to revisit some simple mindfulness skills that will help you be able to slow down, breathe, and enjoy this special time of year. My guest on the Love, Happiness and Success Podcast today is Dr. Peggy Sheehan. She's a Denver-based physician who teaches John Kabat Zinn's Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction program through Kaiser Permanente, as well as a spiritual director of the Zen Center of Denver. She knows a lot about mindfulness: The benefits of the practice, and everyday practices that will help you to slow down, and be more peaceful and present with your life. Today, she's sharing her wisdom with you.

Everyday Mindfulness, with Dr. Peggy Sheehan