The first time Peter Coyote read his poems in public, he was terrified and shy. “It was so tender.”
Meet Tanya Deeley, Practitioner of Zen and Rolfing
“Rolfing is extraordinarily effective at helping us reconnect with the body and removing obstacles that prevent us from experiencing nothing special.”
Pure Rules: Awakening the Archive, Tape 6
“This is very difficult to apply in your everyday life, but if you have this attitude in your inmost heart, you can do anything, free from duality.”
Congratulations to Fall 2021 Shusos
Shusos: Roger Hillyard, Michael Gelfond, and Tim Kroll.
Shichi-go-san (7-5-3) Ceremony
This is a traditional Japanese rite of passage celebration for ages three, five, and seven, considered crucial years in a child’s development.
Ruth Ozeki: The Book of Form and Emptiness
“Things speak all the time, but if your ears aren’t attuned, you have to learn to listen.”
Starting and Growing a Sangha During the Pandemic
Hakusho envisions the sangha he is establishing as a force for good in the world.
Thanksgiving at Tenderloin Tessie
San Francisco Zen Center residents joined other volunteers to offer Thanksgiving dinner to unhoused men and women with Tenderloin Tessie.
Forgotten the Value of Religion: Awakening the Archive, Tape 5
“This kind of ‘I’ is called inmost ‘I,’ or ultimate ‘I.’ It cannot be the subject of study, or philosophy, or science, or psychology.”