Buddhist Coalition for Democracy
Seth Zuihō Segall, Tom Cummings, John Bell, Yvette Angelique, Karen Hirsch, Linda Modaro, Amaury Cruz, Serge Prengel, Karen Kat Symington Muendell, Kirsten Dalquist, Meredith Bliss, TomThe Buddhist Coalition for Democracy supports democracy with wisdom and compassion in accord with the principles of right speech and action.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Seth Zuihō Segall is a Zen Buddhist priest, author, and psychologist. He is a contributing editor to Tricycle: The Buddhist Review and a founding member of the Buddhist Coalition for Democracy.
A political liberal for the past fifty-five years, and a committed secular Buddhist for the last fifteen.
Dharma Teacher ordained by Thich Nhat Hanh; a leading architect of YouthBuild; climate activist, healer; authored “Unbroken Wholeness: Six Pathways to Beloved Community;” co-creator of Beloved Community Circles, www.belovedcommunitycircles.org.
Yvette Angelique is a Poet + All-encompassing Storytelling and Mindfulness Educator
Karen Hirsch is a workshop developer/facilitator in deep listening (to others and self), and compassionate, effective response to differences and conflict. A longtime progressive political activist, her training includes an MSW from NYU.
Linda Modaro is the founder and lead teacher at Sati Sangha, and teaches Reflective Meditation. She is co-author of Reflective Meditation: Cultivating Kindness and Curiosity in the Buddha’s Company. You can reach her at [email protected].
Amaury Cruz is a writer, political activist, and retired lawyer from South Carolina. He holds a Bachelor's in Political Science and a Juris Doctor and has been a Zen practitioner since 1994 in the tradition of Roshi Philip Kapleau.
A contemporary take on mindfulness. Serge Prengel is a therapist who has been exploring creative approaches to mindfulness in therapy and in life.
Mom of 5 amazing humans, Yoga instructor (RYT500), Ayurvedic consultant, Buddhist, professional Chef (graduate of The French Culinary Institute), knower of unusual things and doer of interesting stuff.
PhD student in Denver studying religion and politics. Just out here trying to love my crooked neighbor with my crooked heart. \ud83e\udd20
A book-learning zennist, the death of loved ones pushed me into practice decades ago. Here I am, still trying to make sense of it all. A retired crime analyst, printer/publisher, and plant physiologist, I'm used to juggling many hats!
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