Leigh Weber, originally from NC, has lived in Renton, WA for the past 26 years. She holds an MDiv and post master’s certificate in Spiritual Direction from...
The Buddha identified two bright, natural qualities of the heart-mind as the roots of our ethical sensitivity, and therefore ‘guardians of the world.’ How can...
Robbie Rohr, Executive Director of the Vashon Maury Community Food Bank, has been working in the fields of human services and social justice for 40 years....
How do we build a healthy community? Koshin Cain speaks at the Zen Center, March 3, 2019....
On his deathbed the Buddha told his disciples to have confidence in the teaching, the disciplines, and in themselves. Koshin Cain speaks at the Zen Center,...
The Japanese are said to love cherry blossoms, not only because they are beautiful, but also because their beauty is evanescent. For New Englanders, the...
How do we make the three refuges (the Buddha, the dharma and the sangha) a part of our life? Genko Kathy Blackman speaks at the Zen Center,...
The Zen and humanist traditions share a few fundamental tenets: The central importance of human well-being; a belief in individual authority; a distrust of superstition....
Buddhism has a tradition of sange, or confession and repentance. Where does that fit into the Zen tradition? ...