Stewardship & Financial Aid
Hello, Sangha! As the person most often bookkeeping for the order, I wanted to take an opportunity to talk about…
Hello, Sangha! As the person most often bookkeeping for the order, I wanted to take an opportunity to talk about…
Dear Sangha: Summer has arrived for most of us in the U.S., and it’s pretty glorious. The energy of the…
by Yoshin Dave Klaus Friday, April 14 was Jun Po’s birthday, and it was a fine day to do Mondo!…
The name of Jun Po carries weight wherever it’s written or spoken. As I’ve prepared newsletters and postcards and all…
This is part of a series on the HBZ lineage. Read Part One & Part Two. On April 14, 1942,…
by Zenshin Susanne Fiege As I know it, Hollow Bones Zen started with in-person practice only, people simply meeting at…
The Off the Cushion paintings feature the beautiful arrangement of jewel tones, which was a surprise to Chelle as she was creating them. “The paintings exemplify the questions and thoughts I was working through as I studied the book, and I initially envisioned these concepts being expressed with muted and somber tones, but that’s not what happened.”
How do things look for HBZ as we head into 2023?
A look at some of the modern founders of our tradition.
We all come together to make this possible: your presence in this practice is your most important contribution. In resonance with this Sangha, I am deeply grateful for the privilege of practicing together in Hollow Bones Zen.