ZNS 045 - Diversity and the Buddha's Blind Spots

On Buddhism's legacy of racism, sexism, nationalism, and more; the nature of realization; the ine...

An episode of the Thousand Harbours Zen podcast, hosted by Zen Nova Scotia, titled "ZNS 045 - Diversity and the Buddha's Blind Spots" was published on October 30, 2017 and runs 25 minutes.

October 30, 2017 ·25m · Thousand Harbours Zen

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On Buddhism's legacy of racism, sexism, nationalism, and more; the nature of realization; the inevitability of blind spots.

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On Buddhism's legacy of racism, sexism, nationalism, and more; the nature of realization; the inevitability of blind spots.

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