Letters to Beloved Community
Kazu HagaMy thoughts on healing, spiritual practice, nonviolence, gift economy and more.
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Holding Two Truths
I wrote about the Buddhist teaching of the Doctrine of Two Truths in my book Fierce Vulnerability, but it feels like such an important teaching in these times that I wanted to expand on it a little bit here.
Specifically, I continue to see...
The Myth of Independence
Independence is a myth. Separation is a delusion. In the ultimate, there is only belonging.
It’s been almost five-years since LiZhen and I moved into Canticle Farm, an intentional community in the heart of Oakland. We are a community of 13...
Feeding My Avatar
As I was writing my last piece about abolishing the presidency, I found myself getting stuck on a section about leadership. The more I wrote, the more I realized it deserved its own piece because much of the problem with centralized power i...
Abolish the Presidency
I just filled out my ballot for the 2026 CA special elections (mostly using AROC’s list of endorsements and Courage CA’s voters’ guide). Every time I engage in, or even think about, electoral politics, I am reminded of one of my ongoing fan...
Because We Need Each Other
I was just getting ready to facilitate the first morning of Because We Need Each Other (BWNEO) – a three-day gathering of 30 movement leaders to talk about cancel culture and other fractures within our movements when I learned the news abou...
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Kazu Haga is a trainer and practitioner of nonviolence & restorative justice and author of the books Healing Resistance and Fierce Vulnerability. Read more at www.kazuhaga.com
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