Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

Zenju Earthlyn Manuel is a Zen priest, author, and artist based in New Mexico. Her new book, The Deepest Peace: Contemplations from a Season of Stillness, was published by Parallax Press in 2020.

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To Drink Tea Is to Taste the Earth

Zenju Earthlyn Manuel reflects on drinking tea as meditation practice.

By Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

Mar 13, 2021

The Hunger for Home

For the displaced, “home” is not just a physical location. It is a feeling of sanctuary—one that has been taken from them.

By Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

Spring 2018

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks to a crowd

Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

A Buddhist priest reflects on the occasion of the civil rights leader’s birthday.

By Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

Jan 18, 2016

The Terror Within

Fear and anxiety builds up over a lifetime, but we can release our terrors moment by moment.

By Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

Dec 07, 2015

It’s Beyond Me: Freedom from Managing Your Life

Without even realizing it, we wonder how we can “make the most” of our time or what we can “get out of” a particular experience. In her online retreat, Zen Buddhist priest Zenju Earthlyn Manuel teaches us to once and for all take our hands off the controls.

By Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

Mar 2015

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The World Beneath a Tree

“Being under a tree is a holiday from reason,” writes author Sumana Roy.

By Sumana Roy

Oct 15, 2021

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Stepping Back onto the Silk Road

An ambitious retrospective lets us view China’s ancient network of Buddhist caves at Dunhuang through the lenses of pioneering photographers James and Lucy Lo.

By Julia Hirsch

Fall 2021

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When You Greet Me I Bow: Relationship, Emptiness, Activism

Poet, translator, and Zen Buddhist priest Norman Fischer shares lessons from his decades of practice: from relationships, to emptiness, to activism, to cultural encounters between East and West.

Norman Fischer

Oct 2021

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Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

To Drink Tea Is to Taste the Earth

Magazine Personal Reflections

The Hunger for Home

Trike Daily

Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Trike Daily Teachings

The Terror Within

Dharma Talks

It’s Beyond Me: Freedom from Managing Your Life