The Dharma of Broken Families

from American Buddhist Poetry Radio · host Juan Vega | Monk Mode Society

Families are being torn apart at the border.Children stolen from parents.Citizens detained.Mothers and fathers deported in the dead of night.This is not politics.This is suffering.And the Dharma does not look away from suffering.The Dharma of the Broken Family is a teaching against silence.It is for every child who lost their parent to ICE.For every parent who grieves across borders.For every family living under the shadow of deportation.May this teaching bear witness.May it hold the pain.And may it call us all to compassion, to justice, and to action. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit monkmodesociety.substack.com/subscribe

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