An evening lecture at Naropa on race, gender and the body as the door to practice rather than an obstacle to it.
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Ordained Zen priest, born to parents who migrated from rural Louisiana, with fifty years of practice across several traditions. She is the author of The Way of Tenderness, Sanctuary, The Shamanic Bones of Zen and Opening to Darkness, and holds a master's degree from UCLA and a doctorate from the California Institute of Integral Studies.
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Direct meditative practice, zazen and everyday awareness in traditions rooted in Chinese Chan and its later forms.
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