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Radical Change

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Engaged Buddhist writings and community to cultivate inner and outer liberation for revolutionary change

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  • Full access to the Radical Change Library — on-demand engaged Buddhist teachings and resources for ongoing study and practice
  • Five 90-minute Engaged Buddhist Studies seminars, including Buddhism & Marxism and Introduction to Socially Engaged Buddhism
  • The complete 18-lesson Introduction to Buddhist Meditation course, with video teachings and guided meditation practices

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About Adriana DiFazio

I’m a mixed-Asian American Buddhist scholar, meditation teacher, chaplain, and parent. I write about Western Buddhism, social change, ethics, and culture.

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