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Mountains Walk

Don’t Be Fooled By Walking Mountains

Bald Eagle Mountain range was not named after the bird, as I once thought, but a leader within the Lenape (better known as the Delaware) tribe, a community of indigenous people that still exists today. This tribe has three clans within it, one of which is known as the “Muncy.”

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The Genuine Ancestors

The Genuine Ancestors Monk bowing to tree.  By Daishin Sitting at the edge of a small, sparsely wooded area on my college campus, the trees

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DNA Come, Ego Go

“The buddhas of all times right now share the same eyes and hands with you, and practice and affirm this for the whole three hundred

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Opening the Sense Gates

I remember a long time ago my teacher sharing how zazen meditation really gets you in touch with the wonders of the present moment.  She

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