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Suzanne Taikyo Gilman, Senior Monastic



Zen Center of New York City, Fire Lotus Temple – Sunday 07/27/2025



Letting go of being right can be one of the hardest things to do. What happens if, instead of defending our views, we notice the suffering underneath and ask, Where is compassion right now? Becoming conscious through our zazen, on the street or in the zendo, allows us to heal ourselves and benefit others.

Suzanne Taikyo Gilman, Senior Monastic Zen Center of New York City, Fire Lotus Temple – Sunday 07/27/2025 Letting go of being right can be one of the hardest things to do. What happens if, instead of defending our views, we notice the suffering underneath and ask, Where is compassion right now? Becoming conscious through our zazen, on the street or in the zendo, allows us to heal ourselves and benefit others.

Suzanne Taikyo Gilman, Senior Monastic



Zen Center of New York City, Fire Lotus Temple – Sunday 07/27/2025



Letting go of being right can be one of the hardest things to do. What happens if, instead of defending our views, we notice the suffering underneath and ask, Where is compassion right now? Becoming conscious through our zazen, on the street or in the zendo, allows us to heal ourselves and benefit others.



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