Author: Sensei Alex Kakuyo

The Zen of Being Mentally Strong

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | May 30, 2018 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist, Wellness

By Sensei Alex Kakuyo Recently, I read a book by professor Nassim Taleb called,...

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What Makes a Buddhist’s Robes Sacred, and a Bathrobe Mundane?

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Apr 29, 2018 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson In less than a month, I’ll be inducted as a Lay Minister in...

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The Fifth Precept: Meditation is Not About Getting High (and Why I Don’t)

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Apr 24, 2018 | Addiction & Recovery, blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson This year, I did something a little different for New Year’s Eve....

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What to do When It’s an Uphill Battle

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Mar 31, 2018 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson According to Greek mythology, Sisyphus was a king in modern-day...

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How Zen Koans are Helping Me with Life’s Tough Questions

Posted by Sensei Alex Kakuyo | Mar 1, 2018 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, The American Buddhist

By Alex Chong Do Thompson We’re reading Zen Kōans by Rev. Gyomay Kubose as part of my lay...

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