Online: The Lanterns along the Path – Practice, Patience, Perseverance
with Jose Shinzan Palma
Wednesday, November 17th, 2021 | 7:00pm – 8:30pm ET
As a meditation practitioner, it is good to have a consistent meditation practice. By exploring and fostering these “lanterns,” we can be inspired to continue our spiritual development.
Join us for an evening with renowned Zen teacher, Jose Shinzan Palma, exploring what we mean when we say practice. What is our first insight when we start our practice? How is meditation a good habit to cultivate? We begin understanding the journey through practice: seeing the cultivation of patience and perseverance useful when things become difficult in our lives.
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Teacher(s)
Jose Shinzan Palma
Jose (Shinzan) Palma was born in Veracruz, Mexico, He is an ordained Zen priest and Dharma successor of Joan Jiko Halifax, roshi. He was ordained as a Zen Buddhist priest by Ven. Samu Sunim in 2004.
He lived and trained for over 8 years as a resident in Upaya Zen Center and student of Joan Halifax, roshi. He received Dharma transmission from Joan Halifax, Roshi in Jan 2015.
He is the founder of the Open Gate Zen Collective in San Diego, CA. co-teaches teen retreats in the US for IBME, and is a guest teacher at Upaya Zen Center in New Mexico, New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care, Zen Groups in México City, and Bogotá, Colombia.
His vision is to continue to mentor and teach young men and women and to create a Zen Hispanic community in the USA and Mexico.