Surgery and Recovery: Health Update #2
It seems a little unseemly to bring attention to one’s health as a meditation teacher. But since various commitments and expectations could not recently be fulfilled as in the past,
It seems a little unseemly to bring attention to one’s health as a meditation teacher. But since various commitments and expectations could not recently be fulfilled as in the past,
Hyon Mun Sunim and I have known each other closely since just before we both became monks – – that’s over three decades. I co-officiated at Sunim’s ordination ceremony at
I have wanted for some time to participate in Robert Thurman’s (ongoing?) talks on the Avatamsaka Sutra from Menla, Upstate NY. He started back during the mid-pandemic, after we had
to one of my favorite cathedrals in Bavaria. Sunday Mass pre-Mass in the Dom.
Recently, I have been encountering some challenges with another knee after returning from the work in Norway: the meniscus in my left knee might require some surgery, perhaps as soon
Several years ago, I heard about this local physiotherapist who all the yoga – – ahem, er, the Ashtanga yoga practitioners — raved about. It was impossible to get an
After 10 days of practice and teaching in Norway, the Zen Circle closes on an SAS flight, leading back home. It was a special, profoundly transformative retreat experience with the
Just received the news two days ago that a younger monk-brother – – yet another member of the Dharma family – – passed away, too soon. The Korean-born monk, Mu