Shoji Arts Blog
I really really can’t thank TNH enough for all he has given through his life, to all sentient beings. As the smallest gesture, if it weren’t for some preoccupation with Buddhahood, I wouldn’t be practicing my “right livelihood” through a business with a Zen name that followed countless breaths in Zen sitting and countless footsteps retraced through beginningless time.
Read MoreDear Community and Clients.
Thank you! Without all of you, I wouldn’t be able to see Shoji Arts turn 6 months old today.
Read MoreFor being so important, this Mission, Vision & Values statement needs its own blog!
Read MoreHappy API Heritage Month! Here are some community resources I’ve compiled, just in case you are interested.
Read MoreHeadaches? Migraines? Neck pain? Shiatsu can help.
Read MoreIt is not enough to look at hate with a racial subcategory directed toward Asians, much as there are important issues to speak on with regard to cultural portrayals or misrepresentation or underrepresentation in the media, cultural appropriation, erasure, and so on.
Read MoreAfter my book club decided our next selection would be German-English author W.G. Sebald’s ‘The Rings of Saturn’ (1995), I decided to #supportlocal and purchase my edition at Odyssey Bookstore at 115 Green Street!
Read MoreAt its base, Shoji Arts is about health. Health for the whole body, mind and spirit. Health for ourselves and health for our communities.
Read MoreKnolwedge is Power. What do Martin Luther King, Jr., Thich Nhat Hanh, and José Rizal have in common? Read more to find out. In today’s post I honor José Rizal, conceived by many people as the beloved national hero of the Philippines.
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