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@RobertEllsberg

Wonderful excerpt from Jim Forest’s new memoir of his friendship with Thich Nhat Hahn; “Eyes of Compassion.”

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When America Met Thich Nhat Hanh tricycle.org/magazine/thich via

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When America Met Thich Nhat Hanh

A peace activist reflects on the Vietnamese Zen master’s earliest appearances in the States and the influence of his engaged Buddhism.

12:06 PM · Oct 30, 2021

orbisbooks.com/eyes-of-compas

Peter Kupselaitis

@PeteKupselaitis

Oct 31, 2021

Jim felt, shares, a deep sense of connection with Thich Nhat Hanh, an almost audible click. I felt something similar reading this excerpt. I hope to accompany & learn from him & Jim by reading this book.