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DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, October 19 at 7–8 pm EDT (4–5 pm PDT)\n\nWhat is 
 Zen? It is a term most people are familiar with\, but for which few are ab
 le to find deeper understanding. This religious tradition has influenced n
 ot only Japanese culture and spiritual practices immensely\, but has also 
 had a significant impact on Western society. At this talk\, we invite scho
 lars and practitioners to share their unique perspectives\, examining Zen'
 s role and perception in Japan and the West\, differences in practices\, a
 nd the path forward in a post-COVID world. <em>This is the second of the 
 five-part </em>Living Traditions <em>webinar series.</em>\n\nSpeakers:\n
 Daiko Matsuyama\, Deputy Head Priest of Taizo-in\, Zen Buddhist Temple\; V
 isiting Lecturer at Stanford University\nShoko Mekata\, Post-Doc Associate
 \, Department of South Asian Studies\, Harvard University\nDave Morin\, Co
 -founder &amp\; Managing Director\, Offline Ventures\n\nModerator:\nPaul S
 . Atkins\, Professor in the Department of Asian Languages &amp\; Literatur
 e\, University of Washington\n\nAgenda\n7-8 pm EDT (4-5 pm PDT)    Dis
 cussion and Q&amp\;A\n\nProgram Details: This is a free event\, with adva
 nce registration required. The program will be live-streamed through YouTu
 be\, and registrants will receive the viewing link by email on the event d
 ay. Participants can submit questions through YouTube during the live stre
 am.
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SUMMARY:Zen and Japanese Spiritual Practices (Online Event)
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