Author: Sensei Alex Kakuyo

How Marine Corps Training Taught Me about the Illusion of a Separate Self

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Dec 23, 2017 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson When I arrived at Parris Island for Marine Corps. Recruit...

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Unexpected Zen on a Road Trip

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Oct 27, 2017 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson My eyelids are getting heavy as I drive down the interstate....

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Kindness, No Matter What

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Oct 17, 2017 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson Before I started practicing Zen, I treated people the way I...

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Kindness is an Act of Resistance: A Buddhist Response to Mass Shootings

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Oct 9, 2017 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson I’m standing in the break room at work, preparing to make a...

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No Radioactive Spider, No Secret Ceremony: Becoming Enlightened Takes Work

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Aug 30, 2017 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Sensei Alex Kakuyo I recently started watching an anime on Netflix called, One Punch...

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