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Say…what?


I've finally arrived in Korea!  I got to the temple around midnight last night, but more on that in a moment. First, I must say I had a great time during Shakya's visit to the Midwest.  He said one of his favorite things was horseback riding, and I must agree.  We also spent a total of 3 nights ...>

I’ve Returned to Normal


I'm back in my hometown of Normal, IL now visiting family before taking off for South Korea.  My nephews Tommy (five 1/2) and Danny (2) are cute as can be.  They both call me "Uncle Buddha."  Danny doesn't know me so well, so he's a bit shy still, but he's warming up to me, I think.My dad has go ...>

Red Lotus Society


Some friends and I from UWest visited The Red Lotus Society on Saturday.  Our friend Peter, who used to live at UWest while working for a sutra translation project, has been heavily involved in the project and currently lives with some of the other people involved.  Based in San Diego, the Red ...>

Prayers for Disaster Victims


I've been watching some of the news coming out of China about the earthquake, as well as from Burma/Myanmar about the cyclone.  It's mind-boggling--the extent of the devastation.  The death toll has reached 78,000 in the cyclone tragedy.  As for the earthquake, the death toll is now ...>

I’ve been Bikkhu-ed


A lot has happened in the past week.  First of all, I finally graduated. I now have a master's degree in Religious Studies with a concentration in Buddhism.  My thesis was approved (now I have to print two copies and submit them to the library) and have finished all my other papers...almo ...>

Global Hunger


See this post on Danny's blog. ...>

News Link


Check out this news link to stories related to Buddhism in Korea on the Buddhist Channel. ...>

Travel Blog Now Up


We have a quick travel blog up right here. It is a simple Wordpress.com blog with a set of posts for the days we've been traveling. In case you want to follow up briefly. I might post some updates here as well, but that blog is updated daily... well almost. In any case, leave a comment if you visit! ...>

Dispatch from Somewhere in Middle America


Well, perhaps not middle America. Not yet anyway. And I always feel a twinge of unease when I use the word America to designate only the United States -- but "somewhere in Middle United States" doesn't have the same ring to it. Somewhere in the not so middle continental U.S. would be more accurate. ...>

The Buddha at Huffington Post


Check it out, the Buddha makes an appearance in a Huffingtonpost.com commentary. The usual lack of texture, but hey, it is not supposed to be a philosophical tract. A quick read of the comments is perhaps most revealing about how people see Buddhism, and political action seen through a "buddhist le ...>

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