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White Lotus Judith Ragir

White Lotus Judith Ragir

Zen Priest and Teacher

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Recent Posts

  • Untangling Karma, Uncovering Infinite Wisdom
  • Book out Today!
  • My New Book out on July 5, 2022
  • Yay! My book will be published!
  • Inspired Renunciations on Judging, Comparing and Fixing Mind

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Tag: Realization

Rohatsu Sesshin

Here are two wonderful quotes I found about Rohatsu Sesshin that at Clouds starts tonight and ends in a week. We do this every year to acknowledge Buddha’s Enlightenment Day … Continue reading Rohatsu Sesshin

Cubist Enlightenment

Several years ago in the practice leaders study group, we were questioning what to study. Ken Ford said, “Let’s study enlightenment!” We all laughed and balked. Balked because it’s a … Continue reading Cubist Enlightenment

A continuous line of immediacy

Dogen is like a twentieth century cubist. He tries to show the “whole” by showing every possible angle. He tries to show the “whole” by contradicting all the views. If … Continue reading A continuous line of immediacy