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Bultasa Zen Group Zen practice (Sundays 10am-noon; Wednesdays 7:00pm-8:30pm) in the tradition of Zen Master Seung Sahn

10/02/2026

The direction of bowing is very important. I want to put down my small "I", see my true nature and help all beings. So, any kind of exercise can help your body and mind become one, but with just exercise, the direction is often not clear. Sometimes it’s for my health, sometimes it’s for my good looks, sometimes it’s to win a competition, but in Buddhism, everything’s direction is the same point – how to perceive my true nature and save all beings from suffering.
Our bowing takes away our karma mind, our thinking mind, and returns us to this moment very clearly, this want to find our true nature and save all beings from suffering. This is why bowing practice is so important. If somebody has much anger, or much desire, or lazy mind, then every day, 300 bows, or 500 bows, even 1,000 bows, every day. Then their center will become very strong, they can control their karma, take away their karma, and become clear. This helps the practitioner and this world. —Zen Master Dae B**g (Photo by Francis Lau.)

10/01/2026

"Where does mind come from?" Quote by Zen Master Seung Sahn. See more quotes: https://bit.ly/4ncCxLd

09/29/2026
1-Day Retreat
08/31/2026

1-Day Retreat

08/27/2026

Bultasa 1-Day
Zen Retreat
This Sunday 8/30 9am-3pm

08/18/2026

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Outdoor practice as part of 3-day retreat in Woodstock.
08/01/2026

Outdoor practice as part of 3-day retreat in Woodstock.

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Bultasa Buddhist Temple 4360 W. Montrose Avenue (Kostner & Montrose)
Chicago, IL
60641

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10am - 12pm

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