Love in Action: Learning from Sister Peace, a Buddhist Nun in the Plum Village Tradition

Sister Peace, @eartholderpv on Twitter.

Sister Peace, a Buddhist nun ordained in the Plum Village tradition and a student of Thich Nhat Hanh, presented during the "Taking Refuge in the Beloved Community – Breathing for Peace, Justice and Freedom" online event I joined organized by Plum Village UK.

Love in Action

I enjoyed learning from Sister Peace through this June 28, 206 interview "Dharma 24/7" by Koun Franz published by Lion's Roar and this interview "Love In Action - Jo Confino & Sr. Peace (interview)" published on the Plum Village YouTube channel.

There are many other opportunities to learn from Sister Peace including this June 14 event "Reclaiming Our Space: Finding Freedom Right Where We Are with Sister Peace and Sister True Vow organized by Earth Holder Community Online Sangha, a mindful earth justice initiative in the Plum Village community of engaged Buddhism.

Reclaiming Our Space, @earthholderpv on Twitter.

This June 14 event was all about self-care.

Watch the video recording of the event, "June 2020 EHC Online Sangha: Reclaiming our Space with Sister Peace and Sister True Vow" on the Earth Holder Community YouTube channel.

Sister Peace

"Sister An Nghiem (Sister Peace) is a Buddhist nun who lives in Plum Village. She has dedicated her life to bringing the practice of mindfulness to people around the world - from educators and teenagers to artists and politicians. She is particularly interested in helping people understand the aspiration of Thich Nhat Hanh and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to build the 'Beloved Community.' Before becoming a nun, she lived in Washington, D.C. and worked for the Executive Office of the Mayor."

Source: www.baltimoremindfulnesscommunity.space

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