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How Women’s Education Should Be — From the Standpoint of Mori Wasa-sensei [森わさ先生], a Seeker of the Way [求道者として],

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“Seiza — Quiet-sitting for Beginners” by Kobayashi Nobuko-sensei, a new translation

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“Seiza is a lifelong practice,” by 柳⽥誠⼆郎 Yanagida Seijiro (translated by Andrew James Brown & Miki Nakura from the book “岡⽥式 静坐のここ ろ”, The Heart of Okada Style Seiza)

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Wednesday Photo: Spring Sunset over Suffolk . . . and a few words by Okada Torajirō talking about Ralph Waldo Emerson

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The sustaining sea and the need to take even strokes in these very uneven times

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A video of Miki Nakura-sensei’s “Seiza” (Quiet Sitting) session at the Cambridge Unitarian Church, September 2023

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Memories of Two People (1965): Mr. Torajiro Okada (1872-1920) and Mr. Joseph Warren T. Mason (1879-1941) by Imaoka Shin’ichirō (1881-1988)

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Unplanned obsolescence and how, perhaps, to avoid it . . .

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Free Religion is bowing to each other—a thought following the visit to the Cambridge Unitarian Church of eight monastics from Thich Nhat Hahn's Plum Village Community

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