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Dharma and Black History
A selection of articles honoring contributions by African American Buddhists
A selection of articles honoring contributions by African American Buddhists
For the displaced, “home” is not just a physical location. It is a feeling of sanctuary—one that has been taken from them.
Kaira Jewel Lingo, a dharma teacher who was ordained by Thich Nhat Hanh, offers a practice for drawing strength from our family members.
Lama Rod Owens speaks about the power that comes from honoring our different identities.
Buddhist monk Ven. Pannavati Bhikkhuni explains that to find out what the world means to us, we have to look within.
Buddhist teacher Viveka Chen talks about being propelled to act after Michael Brown’s death in Ferguson.
Dawa Tarchin Phillips offers eight teachings to help us appreciate our inherent value
Zen Buddhism teacher Mushim Patricia Ikeda-Nash reminds us that now is the time to “dig in” to our practice.
Myokei Caine-Barrett, bishop of the Nichiren Shu Buddhist order, explains how a complex practice can be a foundation for healing.
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