Zen Peacemakers

Magazine Society & Environment

Two Ingredients for Business Success: Not-Knowing and Trust

Greyston Bakery’s open-hire policy has sparked international interest in taking up the Zen-inspired practice.

By Lauren Krauze

Winter 2019

Hold to the Center!

Zen advice for when things blow up around you

By Wendy Egyoku Nakao Roshi

Summer 2017

Photo of Bernie Glassman at a clinic, bernie glassman stroke

Now What?

When Zen master Bernie Glassman suffers a debilitating stroke, he and his wife learn the ultimate lesson of not-knowing.

By Eve Marko, Photographs by Bob Miller

Summer 2017

Roshi Bernie Glassman suffers a stroke

Glassman is being treated at a Massachusetts hospital

By The Editors

Jan 13, 2016

Trike DailyMeditation & Practice

Joan Oliver interviews Bernie Glassman on the Symposium for Socially Engaged Buddhism

From August 9th to 14th, 2010, the Zen Peacemakers will be hosting “The First Symposium for Western Socially Engaged Buddhism”, in Montague, MA. It will be a gathering of leading Western activist practitioners, sponsors, and academics in this ever-important and growing field. Throughout the coming months, we at Tricycle will be posting a series of […]

By Tricycle

Apr 23, 2010

Trike Daily

More Good Work

In the most recent issue of Tricycle we included a brief piece about various organizations that are doing “Good Work” around the world. In that spirit, I am very happy to share the news that Sensei Fleet Maull and Sensei Genro Guantt of the Zen Peacemaker order will be leading a Bearing Witness retreat to […]

By Tricycle

Feb 13, 2010

MagazinePersonal Reflections

Bearing Witness: Notes from Auschwitz

A New York photographer on retreat at the Nazi concentration camp.

Text and photographs by Peter Cunningham

Spring 1997

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