In the second episode of the Sacred Dialogues on Racial Justice podcast project, Dr. Rima Vesely-Flad sheds light on how Buddhism and Black Radical Tradition come together. She also explores how they factor into the pursuit of racial justice in the context of love and spiritual transformation. Dr. Rima is a member of our Racial Justice Praxis Project. She is also a visiting professor of Buddhism and Black Studies at Union Theological Seminary. Dr. Rima leads retreats, teaches clas...
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In the second episode of the Sacred Dialogues on Racial Justice podcast project, Dr. Rima Vesely-Flad sheds light on how Buddhism and Black Radical Tradition come together. She also explores how they factor into the pursuit of racial justice in the context of love and spiritual transformation. Dr. Rima is a member of our Racial Justice Praxis Project. She is also a visiting professor of Buddhism and Black Studies at Union Theological Seminary. Dr. Rima leads retreats, teaches clas...
A Shared Sacred Story Podcast Episode 2: Ruben Habito
Fetzer Institute Podcast
28 minutes
1 year ago
A Shared Sacred Story Podcast Episode 2: Ruben Habito
In Episode 2, Season 1 of the Shared Sacred Story podcast project, we visit with the Co-Leader of our Scholar-Practitioners Buddhist Team, Ruben Habito, to explore his experience throughout a life spent studying, demonstrating, and teaching Zen Buddhism. Ruben studied in Japan under Zen master Yamada Koun Roshi and taught Sacred Theology at Sophia University in Tokyo. Currently, he is a Professor of World Religions and Spirituality at Perkins School of Theology and is the guiding teacher of ...
Fetzer Institute Podcast
In the second episode of the Sacred Dialogues on Racial Justice podcast project, Dr. Rima Vesely-Flad sheds light on how Buddhism and Black Radical Tradition come together. She also explores how they factor into the pursuit of racial justice in the context of love and spiritual transformation. Dr. Rima is a member of our Racial Justice Praxis Project. She is also a visiting professor of Buddhism and Black Studies at Union Theological Seminary. Dr. Rima leads retreats, teaches clas...
