“Becoming a Tibetan Buddhist nun is not a typical life choice for a child of an Italian Catholic police officer from Brooklyn, New York. Nevertheless, in February of 1988 I knelt in front of the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, India, as he cut a few locks of my hair (the rest had already been shaved), symbolizing my renunciation of lay life.”
In a recent commentary, Susan Stabile reflected on her journey as she became a Tibetan Buddhist nun and then came back to the Church. She also offers some thoughts on the place of meditation in her prayer life.
To access her complete post, please visit:
OUPblog: Meditation experiences in Buddhism and Catholicism (22 NOV 12)
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