The webinar included discussions on why using the phrase white supremacy is critical, why it’s important to see differences between people even while acknowledging that we are all one, why a mindfulness approach helps people confront inequity, and how each person needs to learn to love and free their own self on the way to promoting love and freedom for everyone else.
Listen to recorded talks, interviews, and podcasts with angel Kyodo williams here.
Buddhist Geeks Race Love And Liberation
Sensei angel Kyodo Williams joins host Vincent Horn to continue the current series on ethics in a talk about race, love, and liberation.
How Can We Talk About Race, Love, and Liberation?
Rev. angel Kyodo Williams talks about race, love, and liberation as she described in her book Radical Dharma. Her book was hailed as “an act of love” by Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Walker and “a classic” by Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield
Love and Justice Are Not Two — Brooklyn Zen Center
Rev. angel Kyodo William talks about love and justice connecting to the Zen tradition. Love and Justice are not two. Without inner change, there can be no outer change. Without collective change, no change matters. —Rev. angel Kyodo Williams, Sensei
A Buddhist Call To Action (part 2)
angel Kyodo Williams, activist, and Zen Sensei leads an engaging dialogue on race, Buddhism, and social change with the New York City Buddhist community. Part two of a two-part podcast.
A Buddhist Call To Action (part 1)
Angel Kyodo Williams, activist, and Zen Sensei lead an engaging dialogue on race, Buddhism, and social change with the New York City Shambhala Buddhist community. Part one of a two-part podcast.
Love and Justice Are Not Two: Diversity & Inclusion in Sanghas — Rock Blossom Sangha
Rev. angel visits a sangha from the Mindfulness Community of Thich Nhat Hanh’s tradition as they grapple with what diversity and inclusion look like in the face of a long history of white-led sanghas in the west.
Lineage: Touching the Earth, Making Room for Everyone — Brooklyn Zen Center
Join Rev. angel Kyodo Williams in this provocative exploration of what lineage can offer us and what it takes away. Join Rev. angel Kyodo Williams in this provocative exploration of what lineage can offer us and what it takes away. She has been graced with the honor of soon becoming only the second Black woman recognized as a teacher in the Zen tradition. Lineage—its keeping and its transcending—is on her mind.
Newdharma Talk | Atonement for Creating Separation
Atonement transcription of a talk given by Rev. angel Kyodo Williams given January 2007 This was first published in the January 2010 issue of transform. All separation ever committed by me On account of my beginningless greed, anger, and ignorance, Born of my body, speech, and mind, Now I atone for it all Let’s talk about that [the Verse of Atonement] just a little bit: “All separation ever committed by me on account of my beginningless—beginningless—greed, anger, and ignorance.”
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