Around December, I started reading about Buddhism. Well, really read. I occasionally read a personal favorite of mine, Thich Hnat Hahn, did my meditation... but I didn't delve into it until then. About a week or so, I ran into Keizan. Geez, I really liked him. He was advocating the equality of men and women some 900 years ago. In this country, women were not granted the right to vote until less than a hundred years ago. The ERA (Equal Rights Amendment) still isn't law. (Ahem...) Then there's Keizan...
Shasta Abbey is kind, in that they send works at no charge here to Connecticut. They also send a number of e-books, also at no charge. (Please, send a donation.)
I don't want to jump the gun too much, but I will let you know when there's more.
Shasta Abbey is kind, in that they send works at no charge here to Connecticut. They also send a number of e-books, also at no charge. (Please, send a donation.)
I don't want to jump the gun too much, but I will let you know when there's more.
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