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Feature article about Roshi Joan in Shambhala Sun http://www.upaya.org/news/2009/03/26/shambhala-sun-may-2009-joan-halifax-fearless-and-fragile/
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join us Doorway Into Light Roshi Joan Halifax and Ram Dass will now present "Love and Death, The Final Frontiers" on 3 consecutive evenings, March 17, 18, 19 at the Rinzai Temple in Paia, from... More »
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Reflections on Gaza and the Ritual of Mutual Destruction Hozan Alan Senauke — 1.2.09 Gaza is burning. The violence must end before anything else can happen. We can all think nice thoughts about right and... More »
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John Borthwick and Kenneth Lerer Micro-Giving: A New Era in Fundraising Thirty years ago, a young economics professor named Muhammad Yunus started a new kind of banking in Bangladesh -- tiny loans to small entrepreneurs.... More »
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these times, so chaotic and challenging, remind me how important our relationships are. a friend sent me this gary snyder poem, and it captures what i am feeling...... For The Children The rising hills, the... More »
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One Love I took off petal after petal, as if you were a rose, in order to see your soul, and I didn’t see it. However, everything around – horizons of fields and oceans –... More »
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It is usually the imagination that is wounded first, rather than the heart; it being much more sensitive. - H.D. Thoreau
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roshi joan speaks on love: youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-3VZlS8r1Y
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back home briefly after india spring dense with birdsong punctuated with snow flurries today i walk the pajarito trail to remember my body and put my thoughts straight after a week of demanding work on... More »
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