A talk by Josh Bartok on part of a text written by Shohaku Okumura "Those Who Greatly Realize Delusion are Buddhas—Guidance in Zazen"

No matter how hard we practice, our motivation for practice is
always based in some amount of self-centeredness. The act of truly
seeing this self-centeredness is itself Buddha. To awaken to the reality
of our delusion is itself Buddha.

To realize delusion is to be a buddha. Awakening to the incompleteness
of our practice and returning to our path is the meaning of repentance,
of atonement.

Guiding Teacher Josh Bartok gives a brief talk about the difference between the absolute practice of Shikantaza and other types of zazen practice.

How do we save all beings? Does our practice lead to wisdom? Guiding Teacher Josh Bartok addresses some questions asked about our liturgy.