Inside the Issue: Suzuki Roshi's Approach to Disagreement
Zen teacher Lewis Richmond discusses strategies for working with disagreement.
Tricycle Talks · Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
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Show Notes
In this special series of episodes of Tricycle Talks, editor-in-chief James Shaheen sits down with three contributors to the winter issue of the magazine, out this month. In today’s episode, he’s joined by Zen teacher and writer Lew Richmond. Richmond’s article in the magazine, “Food Is Very Important,” offers a Buddhist approach to disagreement based on a line he heard from his teacher, Suzuki Roshi. Shaheen and Richmond discuss strategies for working with disagreement and conflict inspired by Suzuki Roshi’s example.