Show Notes
Offering the last talk in the series, Myoshin Kate McCandless explores the significance of Jizo the bodhisattva of great vow. _____________________________________________________________ These talks are made possible thanks to donations from our worldwide community. If you find value in these teachings, please consider supporting our work at mountainrainzen.org/donate. A full archive of recorded teachings going back over ten years is free and accessible on our website. For questions and...
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