Tassajara Zen Center's Fire: A Test of Impermanence
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A devastating fire at Tassajara Mountain Zen Center, a century-old meditation hall, highlights the Buddhist principle of impermanence. Despite losing the wooden building and a library, quick action by staff and firefighters saved many structures. The center, known for its two-thousand-year-old Gandharan Buddha statue and century-old Japanese bell, is now focused on rebuilding and reopening for the summer hot springs season.
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