Features
 


Zen and the Art of Recovery

Hazy Moon sangha members Jody Kujaku Glienke and Rev. J.J. Kyoji Anderson (above) talk about their experience as Zen practitioners and recovering alcoholics.
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Acting "As If"

Donna Kaishu Quesada recounts the challenges and discoveries she encountered as she began Zen practice as part of her treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
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Domestic Dharma

Many of us at the Hazy Moon express our appreciation for the Dharma by creating home altars that capture the distictive ways that practice has shaped our lives. In the first two installments in our series of features on home altars, Sherri Ento MacClelland talks about how her zen altar reflects her respect for lineage, her gratitude toward mothers and her aspiration for true compassion. And J.J. Kyoji Anderson sees her deepening relationship to the Three Treasures represented in the items atop the tonsu chest in her living room.
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New Kid in the Zendo

Julie Honmei Snider talks about learning zazen at the Hazy Moon and the rewards of taking her practice into daily life. 
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The Thing We're Missing...

Shortly before her death, Nick Shindo Street interviewed Laura Huxley in the home she shared her husband, the late Aldous Huxley.