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How Buddhism Survived The Japanese Internment

A. Jesse Jiryu Davis's dharma talks by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis

Apr 13, 202028:13Religion & Spirituality

Japanese Americans founded our practice, and they preserved and adapted it to life in the internment camps during WWII. Today we must adapt our practice in a crisis, are we up to the challenge?

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How Buddhism Survived The Japanese Internment is an episode from A. Jesse Jiryu Davis's dharma talks by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis. Japanese Americans founded our practice, and they preserved and adapted it to life in the internment camps during...

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