Kwan Um Zen Online Podcast – The Way of Don’t Know.

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Yuval Gill, JDPSN, on “Don’t Know,” Empathy, and the Illusion of the Self

September 15, 2026

In this episode of The Way of Don’t Know, Yuval Gill, JDPSN, shares his journey into Zen and reflects on how “don’t know” has shaped his life, work, and understanding of the world.Yuval discusses Zen and Judaism, empathy and conflict resolution, artificial intelligence and consciousness, physics, and the question of who we really are. He also explores the metaphor of the wave, ocean, and whirlpool as a way of understanding the relationship between individuality and our deeper connection to ev...

Hwadu Practice: The Great Question and the Power of “Don’t Know” with Andrzej Stec, JDPSN

August 18, 2026

Andrzej Stec, JDPSN, explores hwadu practice, the great question “What am I?”, and the experience of “don’t know.” He discusses kongans, meditation, mantra practice, curiosity, clarity, compassion, and how hwadu can help us respond more clearly to everyday life.Want to bring Zen into everyday life? Join our membership and practice with us online: https://www.kwanumzenonline.org/

Knud Rosenmayr, JDPSN, on Zen in Modern Life: Meditation, the Role of a Teacher, and Being Human in an AI World

July 21, 2026

In this episode, with Knud Rosenmayr, JDPSN, guiding teacher of the Vienna Zen Center, we explore Zen in modern life through different angles: what “meditation” means in today’s Western culture; the role of a teacher; what we call “Buddhist psychology,” AI and human reality; and finally, how the fundamentals of Zen are particularly essential in modern times.Your path doesn’t end with this episode. Continue the practice and become part of our online Zen community: https://www.kwanumzenonline.org/

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