Description
After meeting Jikoji founder Kobun Chino Roshi in Austria, Shoho received
priest ordination in 2000 from Vanja Palmers and traveled to USA/Tassajara
to receive training. Having studied at all three centers of the San
Francisco Zen Center, Shoho became a Jikoji resident in 2009. In 2010 she
joined her partner Kokyo Henkel to live at the Santa Cruz Zen Center. Since
then, she trained in the Tibetan Nyingma tradition, which led to her past
and current studies at the Rangjung Yeshe Institute/Nepal as well as her
embodied vocation as Hospital Chaplain.
This week Jikoji offers a special Sunday program featuring the Voices of
Women in Zen, who will speak about the Soto Zen ritual and ceremony they
have been creating and nurturing with the guidance of Paula Arai, author of
Bringing Zen Home: The Healing Heart of Japanese Women's Rituals and...
Published 01/09/22
Carolyn Jikai Dille has been a dedicated student of Buddhist practices for
30 years in the Soto Zen and the Early Buddhist Insight traditions. She
began teaching in dharma communities in 1998 and has studied with a variety
of teachers in the United States and Asia. Carolyn is a poet, writer,...
Published 01/03/22