New York City Honors Thich Nhat Hanh with Street-Naming Ceremony
West 109th Street, from Broadway to Riverside Drive, will now be called Thich Nhat Hanh Way.
Zen
Music as an Offering
American ambient music purveyor Jefre Cantu-Ledesma on his antivocational artistry, ordaining as a Zen priest, and his Shaker-inspired album, Gift Songs
Falling Angels
A Zen reading of Leonard Cohen’s life and art
The Big Man Can’t Shoot
Why do you care what other people think?
Chee Shimizu’s Organic Music
The Tokyo-based DJ, record store owner, and deep listening advocate on the Buddhist threads that connect his vast and varied produce
To Totally Be Under
A Zen author invokes Shakespeare and a Sufi folk story in a timeless teaching on bearing one’s suffering.
Nothing to Be Gained
The late Antaiji abbot Kosho Uchiyama Roshi on practicing without expectation.
Personal Reflections Photo Essay
The Way of the Rails
Life as a train ride across the country
You Have to Get Wet
Zen cannot be understood from the shore—you have to step in and experience it for yourself.
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