Radical Change
by Adriana DiFazioin ⛪ Faith & Spirituality
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Radical Change
About the Substack
Engaged Buddhist writings, workshops, and community to cultivate inner and outer liberation for revolutionary change
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- All public posts
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- All five 90-minute Engaged Buddhist Studies Seminars and the 18-lesson Introduction to Buddhist Meditation Course
- Guided meditation gatherings every Monday from 9–9:45am EST, plus full access to all class replays
- Occasional Engaged Dharma Book Clubs, workshops, and unique offerings just for paid subscribers
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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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