Your Job and Cancer Are Nothing: Part II
As a recently laid-off academic becomes more immersed in a sangha, he tries to reconcile his newfound zazen practice with his western background.
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As a recently laid-off academic becomes more immersed in a sangha, he tries to reconcile his newfound zazen practice with his western background.
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Read MoreThe key to fixing our cities, to creating Strong Towns, is to treat them like complex, emergent systems capable of iterative change.
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