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Today’s darhma presentation, led by Susan, was “Equinimity and Letting Go,” which is chapter 8 from Kaira Jewel Lingo’s book We Were Made for These Times. You can learn more about Kaira at her website: https://www.kairajewel.com/
In the Amazon everything depends on the river. River people live in poverty by our standards but Cesar, who grew up on the river, says…
Traditional and modern — Peru seems to be a blend of both. The country depends on tourism and so in tourist areas people wear traditional…
Peruvians pride themselves on their cuisine, which they say is the best in South America. Based on corn, potatoes, (white, red, purple, yellow, and pink),…
Unitarian Universalism and Buddhism: Friends on the Path Stony Brook, February 17, 2013 The Reverend Dr. Linda Anderson Casey Stengel, the great baseball player and…

We are a community in the Plum Village tradition. Linda (True Path of Peace) is an ordained Order of Interbeing member. She was ordained by Thich Nhat Hanh on August 15, 2005.