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The West Valley Unitarian Universalist Church, which kindly lets us use its space for sangha meetings, will be building a labyrinth on Saturday, starting at 8 a.m. Many hands will be needed (make sure you bring gloves) to lift river rocks into place and build a meditative walking path.
Bagels, muffins and juice will be provided.
I ask all sangha members and supporters to take part, to show our appreciation for the church's kindness to us. I won't be able to come, because I'll be doing a zazenkai at Haku-un-ji, but I'll be there in spirit.
Bagels, muffins and juice will be provided.
I ask all sangha members and supporters to take part, to show our appreciation for the church's kindness to us. I won't be able to come, because I'll be doing a zazenkai at Haku-un-ji, but I'll be there in spirit.
Dogo Barry Graham
• I'm just a man trying to live life with kindness and without causing harm - a daily vow and a daily failure.
• I'm a Zen Buddhist monk, a social activist and a writer.
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• I'm from Scotland, but have wandered far, and now live in Phoenix, Arizona, where the orange blossom meets the smog.
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• My book on Zen, Kill Your Self, will be published by New World Library in 2009.
• I've written articles for national magazines, including Harper's, Flaunt and Parabola.
• My poetry has been published in magazines and anthologies, and I've had a stage play and a short film produced.
• I've witnessed two executions, invited each time by the prisoner, not the state.
• I'm on the Board of Directors of The Engaged Zen Foundation.
• I'm the Guiding Teacher of The Sitting Frog Zen Sangha.
