Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly

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(Zen Master Bon Hae) says she found herself walking into Cambridge Zen Center in 1976, having no idea what she was getting into, and in some sense never left. After moving to Lawrence, Kansas, in 1978 she helped found the Kansas Zen Center with, among others, her husband Stan Lombardo. She was granted authorization as a teacher (inka) in the Kwan Um School of

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