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'''Bonnie Myotai Treace''' is the founder and head Sensei of Hermitage Heart; she teaches at Gristmill Hermitage in Garrison, New York. Particularly known for her work in women's spirituality, poetry, and the nexus of mind and environment, she is the senior [[Dharma]] successor of [[John Daido Loori]], [[Rōshi|Roshi]], in the [[Mountains and Rivers Order]]. Her global initiative, "The Water Mala," is a Buddhist right action project on water awareness and meditation now established on five continents. Serving for almost two decades as vice-abbot of [[Zen Mountain Monastery]], she was the establishing teacher and first abbess of the Zen Center of New York City. Treace received [[Dharma transmission]] from Daido Loori in October 1996. At the Monastery she was the first director of [ |
'''Bonnie Myotai Treace''' is the founder and head Sensei of Hermitage Heart; she teaches at Gristmill Hermitage in Garrison, New York. Particularly known for her work in women's spirituality, poetry, and the nexus of mind and environment, she is the senior [[Dharma]] successor of [[John Daido Loori]], [[Rōshi|Roshi]], in the [[Mountains and Rivers Order]]. Her global initiative, "The Water Mala," is a Buddhist right action project on water awareness and meditation now established on five continents. Serving for almost two decades as vice-abbot of [[Zen Mountain Monastery]], she was the establishing teacher and first abbess of the Zen Center of New York City. Treace received [[Dharma transmission]] from Daido Loori in October 1996. At the Monastery she was the first director of [http://monasterystore.org/dharma-communications/ Dharma Communications], editor of ''Mountain Record'', and in charge of the affiliates of the Mountains and Rivers Order. |
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Treace holds advanced degrees in literature, was a lobbyist for women's issues, and an analyst with the Potomac Research Institute specializing in hydromechanics. |
Treace holds advanced degrees in literature, was a lobbyist for women's issues, and an analyst with the Potomac Research Institute specializing in hydromechanics. |
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Bonnie Myotai Treace | |
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 Bonnie Myotai Treace Sensei of Gristmill Hermitage, Garrison, New York | |
| Title | Sensei |
| Religious life | |
| Religion | Zen Buddhism |
| Senior posting | |
| Based in | Hermitage Heart |
| Predecessor | John Daido Loori |
| Website | http://www.hermitageheart.org/ |
Bonnie Myotai Treace is the founder and head Sensei of Hermitage Heart; she teaches at Gristmill Hermitage in Garrison, New York. Particularly known for her work in women's spirituality, poetry, and the nexus of mind and environment, she is the senior Dharma successor of John Daido Loori, Roshi, in the Mountains and Rivers Order. Her global initiative, "The Water Mala," is a Buddhist right action project on water awareness and meditation now established on five continents. Serving for almost two decades as vice-abbot of Zen Mountain Monastery, she was the establishing teacher and first abbess of the Zen Center of New York City. Treace received Dharma transmission from Daido Loori in October 1996. At the Monastery she was the first director of Dharma Communications, editor of Mountain Record, and in charge of the affiliates of the Mountains and Rivers Order.
Treace holds advanced degrees in literature, was a lobbyist for women's issues, and an analyst with the Potomac Research Institute specializing in hydromechanics.
Treace is the author of "Winter Moon: A Season of Zen," as well as chapters for "Water: Its Spiritual Significance" (Vons Fitae Press), The Art of Just Sitting: Essential Writings on the Zen Practice of Shikantaza, and "Lotus Moon: The Poetry of Rengetsu", along with many other writings. She is a member of the American Zen Teachers Association.[1][2][3][4][5]
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References
- Loori, John Daido (2002). The Art of Just Sitting: Essential Writings on the Zen Practice of Shikantaza. Wisdom Publications. p. 161. ISBN 0-86171-327-3.
- Prebish, Charles S. (1999). Luminous Passage: The Practice and Study of Buddhism in America. University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-21697-0.
- Seager, Richard Hughes (1999). Buddhism in America. Columbia University Press. ISBN 0-231-10868-0.
- Stevens, John; Rengetsu (2005). Lotus Moon: The Poetry of the Buddhist Nun Rengetsu. White Pine Press. ISBN 1-893996-36-0.
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