In this talk on the second day of the passing of Baigaku Junyu Osho (Maezumi Roshi's Brother), Tenshin Roshi discusses this benefactor's massive contributions to Zen Buddhism in the West, his unflagging support of Yokoji Zen Mountain Center throughout the years, and perhaps most importantly what it means to step up and live an enlightened life. How will you do it? Will you do it? Are you willing to be a target? Who among us will take this forward and make sure it never dies, this practice, this life, this enlightenment of ours? Are you ready? Listen to the Abbot of Zen Mountain Center as he reflects on the meaning of practice, the history of Yokoji, and more from the Rohatsu Sesshin of 2021.
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