Challenages
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Fruit of Practice
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Death
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Enlightenment
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Practitioners
Shinge Roshi
Shinge Roko Sherry Chayat Roshi is abbot of the Zen Studies Society’s mountain monastery, Dai Bosatsu Zendo Kongo-ji, and New York City temple, New York Zendo Shobo-ji, and is also abbot of the Zen Center of Syracuse Hoen-ji in Syracuse, NY.
Lisa E
Lisa, currently residing in Nashville, Tennessee, originated from Florida and spent part of her youth in Atlanta before settling in Nashville. Discovering Buddhism at the age of 17 during a high school elective on Zen Buddhism, Lisa found solace in the teachings of impermanence, especially during a challenging period when she lost both parents at the age of 16.
Rigzin | From Art to Awakening: A Tibetan Buddhist Journey of Devotion and Retreat
Rigzin's journey into Tibetan Buddhism began through art but became a lifelong commitment after encountering the Dharma in Bodh Gaya. Through years of retreat, devotion to lineage, and the guidance of authentic teachers, she has integrated Buddhist practice into every aspect of life. Her story explores the transformative power of refuge, disciplined practice, impermanence, and the union of creativity and the Dharma, offering a compelling portrait of Buddhism lived beyond the meditation cushion.
How Gareth Integrates Buddhist Practice into Everyday Life | Beyond the Cushion
Discover Gareth's journey of long-term Buddhist practice and how the Dharma transformed his relationships, work, sobriety, and understanding of authentic spiritual life. Through reflections on Sangha, teachers, lineage, and integrating mindfulness into everyday living, Gareth shares a grounded perspective on what it truly means to embody Buddhism beyond the meditation cushion.
Nancy
Those years were deeply involved with meditation in the path of Raja Yoga, studying the interface of psychology and spirituality, religious symbolism, and raising my fantastic children. In the 90’s, I met a remarkable Canadian born nun, Cecilia Kwiat, and began the ever unfolding process of study, contemplation, and meditation in Buddhism, especially Tibetan Buddhism.
David G
But same time they said, well, Shambala is having a level 1/2 Trump came up with the very. Yeah actually in retrospect a really clever way to to get past the overemphasis of the religion part of it and really just give us the tools to become own meditation instructor.