Soto Zen Practice in Vancouver, BC
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Tosho Megan Adam is a writer, weaver, and fiddle-player on Gabriola Island, BC (Snuneymuxw territory). In this ZED (Zen Engaged Dharma) talk, Megan speaks on the importance of artistic practice in our lives and how Zen practice can encourage and support us in liberating our creative selves. Find Megan's writing at www.comfortfortheapocalypse.com and her creative work at instagram.com/megan.elizabeth.adam
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Read MoreZED (Zen Engaged Dharma) talks are short talks by sangha members about how they take their practice into the world, through work, art, activism, service, family life, etc. and how their practice supports them in doing so.
ZED (Zen Engaged Dharma) talks are short talks by sangha members about how they take their practice into the world, through work, art, activism, service, family life, etc. and how their practice supports them in doing so.
Read MoreZED talks are informal talks by sangha members on how they take their practice into the world, and how their practice supports doing so.
Read MoreZED talks are informal talks by sangha members on how they take their practice into the world, and how their practice supports doing so.
Read MoreZED talks (Zen Engaged Dharma) are talks by sangha members about how they take their practice into the world and how practice supports doing so.
Read MoreZED talks (Zen Engaged Dharma) are talks by sangha members about how they take their practice into the world and how practice supports doing so.
Read MoreMRZC's Soto Zen practice emphasizes being fully awake to our own moment-to-moment experience, from our meditation cushion to every aspect of our everyday life. Join us!
How can we look deeply into the roots of our shared delusions and together align with an ethic of mutual care and respect?
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