Spark Zen is for introspective, iconoclastic thinkers interested in Zen/Buddhism; hosted by a Zen priest who lived at a monastery for nine years.
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Measuring My Karmic Footprint: A Trek in the Andes
The cutest passengers ever!! A momma Alpaca and her baby chilling in the pick-up truck in the beautiful, tiny town of Yanque in the Colca Valley region of Peru.
In May my spouse and I embarked on our second spectacular adventure in the Per...
Zen in Ten: "Stop to Wonder”
Tanya stops to wonder and snap a shot while we hiked up the Saywa Mountain (Saywas Sukankas): A moderately difficult 6-mile out-and-back trail starting in Urubamba, the largest town in Valle Sagrado. It climbs about 3,000 feet up to a peak...
"The Impact of What We Do Is Infinite"
In this episode, I engage with author and Soto Zen priest Ben Connelly about his book, Vasubandhu’s Three Natures: A Practitioner’s Guide for Liberation. Ben offers a clearly written, illuminating and practical commentary on this fourth-cen...
Zen in Ten: "My Self Is Moon on Water . . ."
My dear Dharma friend Marcia Lieberman painted this beautiful watercolor to represent Mugai Nyodai’s fierce determination to practice Zen.
Chiyono (1223-98) was the first Japanese woman who received Dharma transmission in a Zen lineage. He...
Zen in Ten: A Few of My Favorite Books
My friend Marcia Lieberman took this photo of me in the library at City Center—the urban temple of San Francisco Zen Center. I have yet to read that book, but it’s high on my list!
Here are some book recommendations for people who are begi...
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Zen Priestess. Writer. Adventurer. I lived for 9 years in the wild, wonder-filled wilderness of Tassajara Zen Mountain Center
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