The talk explores the "37 Wings of Awakening," a comprehensive teaching in Buddhism encompassing ethical discipline, concentration practices, and wisdom, which is rarely highlighted in Zen teachings. It elaborates on the mutual interdependence of virtue, samadhi (concentration), and prajna (wisdom) in enlightenment practices, and emphasizes integrating these elements harmoniously within the path to enlightenment, drawing parallels with the Eightfold Path and the progressive development of wisdom.

Referenced Works:

• "Being Upright" by Tensho David Schneider
  Discusses the Bodhisattva precepts, emphasizing ethical conduct foundational to Zen practice, which correlates to the broader discussion on virtue in the 37 Wings of Awakening.

• The Eightfold Path and Bodhipaksika (37 Wings of Awakening)
  Referenced as foundational teachings that underpin the development of ethical discipline and concentration leading to wisdom.

• Mahayana Buddhism
  Differentiates from earlier teachings by emphasizing compassion as the fundamental aspect preceding even personal virtue, suggesting the universal vehicle's broader inclusive nature.

Note: The talk mentions potential multiple forms of interpreting and practicing these teachings, indicative of the dynamic and non-linear nature of Zen study and practice.

AI Suggested Title: Awakening: Ethics, Concentration, Wisdom