Common Ground in Darkness

from The Jizo-an Zen Community Podcast · host Seijaku Roshi

Seijaku Roshi reflects on community, belonging, love, darkness, and the forces that divide us from one another. Spiritual practice is presented as a willingness to remain connected even in the presence of opposition and uncertainty, discovering a common ground that does not require us to deny either darkness or light.

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