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Cuarta referencia del productor valenciano Koer, desde Street Sound. En esta ocasión, presenta un disco en remix de Xopi aka ElHijodeKain, llamado Equus Motu, que salió en 2013. 12 Tracks completamente producidos, mezclados y masterizados por Koer en Street Sound Records. Los remixes han sido creados gracias a la aportación de Xopi al dejar las acapellas en manos de el productor, demostrando de nuevo en su cuarto trabajo su estilo a la hora de crear ritmos. Desde el sampleo a la composición, 12 tracks de estilo variado para todos los gustos.

TRACKLIST

1- Black Snow
2- Sin Fe
3- Jaulas (con Jule)
4- Putting it down (con Javo)
5- Lunes de pascua
6- Rollin'
7- Realismo Sucio (con Naxete Dante)
8- Inventando Ralidad Alterando Intensidad Artística (IRAIA)
9- Una noche más
10- Campo de sueños y minas
11- Believe
12- Paz sin gloria
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07 - Realismo Sucio (con Naxete Dante) (Remix) [Prod. por Koer]

05/11/2024, Gengyoko Tim Wicks, dharma talk at City Center.
In this talk, given at Beginner's Mind Temple’s monthly one-day sitting, (this time held at Haight Street Art Center) Gengyoko Tim Wicks discusses reincarnation and rebirth, and the relationship that karma has on both of these ancient concepts. In the talk, Tim emphasizes the primacy of rebirth in Mahayana Buddhism.

The Stranger in the Mirror: Reincarnation and Rebirth

05/15/2024, Dan Gudgel, dharma talk at City Center.
In this talk, given at Beginner's Mind Temple, Dōshin Dan Gudgel investigates how using the word and idea of ‘enemy’ affects our every day experience. Dan examines our national, military idea of ‘enemies,’ as well as how modern culture in the U.S. is increasingly using the word and concept of ‘enemy’ more broadly, and harmfully. With linguistic, dharma and personal examples, Dan points to how we are limiting our responses and closing our hearts to people and ideas by accepting these artificial categories of ‘enemy’ and ‘friend.’

You Have No Enemies

05/18/2024, Kokyo Henkel, dharma talk at City Center.
In this talk, given at Beginner's Mind Temple, Kokyo celebrates the spirit of non-sectarianism within Buddha-Dharma, and explores the similarities and differences between Zen and Vajrayana practices, through the teaching of the nine vehicles of the Tibetan Nyingma School.

Zen and Vajrayana

05/29/2024, Kazuaki Tanahashi, Mitsue Nagase, dharma talk at City Center.
In this discussion, held in the conference center at Beginner's Mind Temple, Mitsue Nagase and Kaz Tanahashi discuss their new book “Gardens of Awakening: A Guide to the Aesthetics, History, and Spirituality of Kyoto's Zen Landscapes.” Selected photographs were exhibited on site to share the experience of "meeting" a Zen garden in its fleeting moments.

Gardens of Awakening — Mitsue Nagase and Kazuaki Tanahashi

06/05/2024, Kim Kōgen Dai-Hō Hart, dharma talk at City Center.
In this talk, given at Beginner's Mind Temple, San Francisco Zen Center, Kim considers how we are often hindered by our habitual responses, conditioning and fundamental misunderstanding of the substantiality of the phenomenal world. Here, she reflects on how, through Zen practice, we can access freedom through exploring the two aspects of non-dual reality, which can broaden our understanding, but more importantly set us free to meet the moment and engage more fully with our own lives.

Things Are Not What They Seem, Nor Are They Otherwise

06/08/2024, Mushim Patricia Ikeda, dharma talk at City Center.
In this talk, given at Beginner's Mind Temple, San Francisco Zen Center, Muslim Ikeda examines the question, How can Zen practice be of benefit to more people during what many are calling "unprecedented times"? In mid-2024 the news is filled with political divisiveness, threats of fascism, ongoing genocides, and, as the polar ice caps continue to melt, Mexico City is facing a possible "Day Zero" when millions of people will have no running water. Weaving threads from Chinese Chan, Korean Seon, Japanese Zen, and Vietnamese Thien, Mushim Ikeda asked how possible it might be, on one hand, for her to live up to Korean Zen Master Naong's ‘Great Resolutions;’ and, on the other hand, to possibly chicken out and take back her Bodhisattva Vows. Mushim shared from her wide-ranging recent explorations into a Vajrayana Tibetan Buddhist modern version of Chöd and other experiences, suggesting that the vital inquiry for each of us might be to engage in heartfelt discernment each day, asking, "What is the most important thing for me to be doing, here, now, with all that I am?"

Can I Take Back My Vows? — Navigating Uncertainty, Fear and Despair

06/09/2024, Jiryu Rutschman-Byler, dharma talk at Green Gulch Farm.
In this talk, Jiryu reflects on the practice of shikantaza, just sitting, as a Way that is fundamentally different than technique-based meditation.

Shikantaza

06/15/2024, Sozan Michael McCord, dharma talk at City Center.
This talk was given at Beginner's Mind Temple, by Sozan Michael McCord. The Zen Buddhist path can seem like one that is spare, determined and somewhat serious; addressing the primary root of suffering as its main purpose. Yet, the practice is full of examples and instructions about liberation, joy and the connection to the beating heart of NOW. How do these seemingly disparate views reconcile?

The Dharma Gate of Repose and Bliss

06/16/2024, Ryuko Laura Burges, dharma talk at Green Gulch Farm.
Laura talks about how we can practice with grief, loss, and ordinary everyday suffering, She weaves in stories from her recent book from Shambhala, The Zen Way of Recovery, and shares practices that can help us--no matter what we may be recovering from.

The Thousand Natural Shocks

At the first debate of the 2024 presidential election, Joe Biden and Donald Trump had vastly different responses to the single question on climate change. We cover the highlights, what was left out of the debate and the stark contrast between what the two presidents have done on climate and environment during their times in office.
Also, heat waves can bring health problems and death for anyone but especially for the young, elderly, and people with conditions like heart disease and diabetes. And heat often coincides with other health-harming climate impacts like floods and wildfires. Dr. Ari Bernstein of the CDC talks about the public health risks posed by heat and shares tips for staying safe this summer.
And the 40 Acre Conservation League is an African-American grounded land trust that seeks to ease access to the outdoors for people of color, who have historically been excluded from green spaces. The nonprofit recently purchased its first piece of land, 650 acres bordering the Tahoe National Forest in northern California. 
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What issues are you most interested in having Living on Earth cover in the 2024 election season? Let us know by sending us a written or audio message at comments@loe.org.

Presidential Debate and the Climate, Stay Safe in Summer Heat, A Black-led Land Trust, and more.

MC y productor de música negra. Miembro del sello valenciano Street Sound junto a Dj Kyder. Miembro de Alerta Urbana. 
Hip Hop 24/7. 

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