Oshin Jennings - October 10, 2021
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Ōshin Jennings is the founder and leader of No Barriers Zen, a Zen Buddhist
community in Washington, DC. Ōshin is the first known Deaf Buddhist priest,
and he has made it his mission to use his experiences as a Deaf and
disabled practitioner to help make meditation practice and the Buddhist
teachings accessible to all people, especially those with historically
limited access. Ōshin is also a psychotherapist and artist, and he really
wants you to meet his dog, Scout. https://nobarrierszen.org
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