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David Chadwick, a Longtime Supporter of the San Francisco Zen Center, Has Died

Soto Zen priest, writer, musician, poet, podcaster, historian, and world traveler David Chadwick died on February 23, 2026. Chadwick was the preeminent biographer of the Soto Zen master Shunryu Suzuki Roshi and chronicler, via cuke.com and the Cuke Archives, of the life and times of the San Francisco Zen Center (SFZC) that Suzuki founded in 1961 and its associated centers, no...


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The Flowing Nature of Being Nice

One warm late summer evening, in a popular Upper East Side Manhattan steak house in the early 1940s, I was in youthful high spirits. My father had brought me along to dinner with his friends and business associates, jovial, confident, and good-humored men. I could see that they enjoyed being with my dad and I was getting a lot of attention.

Shortly after cocktails arri...


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Best of the Haiku Challenge (January 2026)

Poems on the season word “old year” are invariably characterized by a thoughtful mood. The theme is unique in haiku literature for its focus on the past. But there are many flavors of retrospection. Poets may cast a wistful eye at the year as it passes . . . or they may welcome the opportunity to put it behind them. They may even feel caught between the old year and the new—n...


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Weaving a Mindful Community of Elders

Every Monday morning, dozens of elders gather on Zoom through the Cambridge Public Library. Some sit upright, hands folded; others lie back, eyes closed, listening. Many arrive with pain—arthritic joints, shaky balance, chronic illness, grief. And that is where we begin: the body, as it has arrived. 

We open with meditation, often breath-based or on sensory awaren...


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Venerable Pannavati, Groundbreaking African American Theravada Bhikkhuni and Respected Nonsectarian Teacher, Has Died

Venerable Pannavati Bhikkhuni, a former Christian pastor ordained in both the Theravada  and Chan Buddhist traditions who was a lineage holder in the Zen Peacemaker Order and a follower of Vajrayana Rinpoche Zhaxi Zhouma, died on Thursday, February 26 at 1:30 PM.

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