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1. [No destination] (19:51)

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Date:
2014 (Creation date: 1992)
Main contributors:
Langlois, Kōngo, 1935-1999.
Summary:
Kongo Langlois Roshi, abbot of the Zen Buddhist Temple of Chicago, describes his understanding of the human condition and the practice of Zen Buddhism.

2. [Old time Zen] (36:01)

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Date:
2014 (Creation date: 1992)
Main contributors:
Langlois, Kōngo, 1935-1999.
Summary:
Kongo Langlois Roshi, abbot of the Zen Buddhist Temple of Chicago, describes his understanding of the human condition and the practice of Zen Buddhism.

3. [Sitting with muscle & bone] (17:15)

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Date:
2014 (Creation date: 1992)
Main contributors:
Langlois, Kōngo, 1935-1999.
Summary:
Kongo Langlois Roshi, abbot of the Zen Buddhist Temple of Chicago, describes his understanding of the human condition and the practice of Zen Buddhism.

4. [Sitting with muscle & bone] (28:47)

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Date:
2014 (Creation date: 1992)
Main contributors:
Langlois, Kōngo, 1935-1999.
Summary:
Kongo Langlois Roshi, abbot of the Zen Buddhist Temple of Chicago, describes his understanding of the human condition and the practice of Zen Buddhism.

5. [The morning tea show Kōngo Roshi interview] (06:25)

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Date:
2014 (Creation date: 199u)
Main contributors:
Langlois, Kōngo, 1935-1999.
Summary:
Interview of Kongo Langlois Roshi, abbot of the Zen Buddhist Temple of Chicago, on radio station WTAO's The morning tea show.

6. [The morning tea show Kōngo Roshi interview] (32:10)

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Date:
2014 (Creation date: 199u)
Main contributors:
Langlois, Kōngo, 1935-1999.
Summary:
Interview of Kongo Langlois Roshi, abbot of the Zen Buddhist Temple of Chicago, on radio station WTAO's The morning tea show.

7. [The mustard seed] (36:01)

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Date:
2014 (Creation date: 1992)
Main contributors:
Langlois, Kōngo, 1935-1999.
Summary:
Kongo Langlois Roshi, abbot of the Zen Buddhist Temple of Chicago, describes his understanding of the human condition and the practice of Zen Buddhism.