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Addressing hierarchy, equality, shame and self-compassion in liberal, free-religious community

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],

This monument is for the unknown good in our enemies—A thought for the day on Remembrance Sunday

What would a free-religious company look like?

Things themselves, by their very nature, belong to no one. All things belong to the whole.

An introduction to my “rebranded” podcast—Kiitsu: “Returning-to-One”

Imaoka Shin’ichirō (1881-1988)—Four introductory talks about this Japanese advocate of jiyū shūkyō (a creative, inquiring, free & liberative religion)

Five Prayers of Ittōen, four versions, including a new one translated by Andrew James Brown and Miki Nakura

Contemplating the Enlightenment of Śākyamuni [1960] by Imaoka Shin’ichirō (1881-1988)

Two essays by Imaoka Shin’ichirō on Shintō: “Reconsidering Mason’s Shintō” [1966] & “The Image of the Shintō Shrine as Drawn by a Free Religionist” [1980]