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2 I’ve often asked myself “Is there a Buddhist vision of leadership?” I’d like to share with you some thoughts in this regard. I feel that Buddhism has a tremendous amount to offer our politicians... More »
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Joan Halifax, January 21, 2009, Upaya Zen Center About a thousand years ago in China, the interactions between Zen teachers and students began to be collected. These interactions were called koans which means ‘public case.’... More »
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