At dawn in the Colorado San Luis Valley, a wooden han sounds through the mountain-rimmed valley at Crestone Mountain Zen Center. The air is cold and thin; stillness spreads silently through the meditation hall as practitioners settle on their tatami mats. The same ritual unfolds thousands of miles away at the Zen Buddhist Center Schwarzwald in Germany. Across cities and even continents, people join these still seated meditations—in person and on…
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