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Since late December 2023 Hozan Alan Senaki has been recovering from a brain injury that ensued after cardiac arrest, which was a complication of post-surgical medication. He is making progress daily. We thank the community at large for their support and well wishes. If you desire to send messages of support or receive updates on Hozan’s health, you may do that at: Caring Bridge for Hozan Senauke
The Clear View Project provides Buddhist-based resources for relief and social change, promotes dialogue on issues of socially engaged Buddhism, and supports communities in need, internationally and within the United States.
Our vision reflects the Buddha’s view of dependent origination, that life on this planet is contingent on the collective action and understanding of each of us. The Buddha’s moral teachings can be expressed in a single great vow: not to live ones life at the expense of other life.
In line with what the Buddha called the “four requisites” — food, shelter, clothing, and medicine — we support the dispossessed — children, the poor, prisoners, and other oppressed peoples — in their quest for survival with dignity.
We will feed those who are hungry, heal those who are ill, and provide spiritual tools of transformation for self and society.
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Since late December 2023 Hozan Alan Senaki has been recovering from a brain injury that ensued after cardiac arrest, which was a complication of post-surgical medication. He is making progress daily. We thank the community at large for their support and well wishes. If you desire to send messages of support or receive updates on Hozan’s health, you may do that at: Caring Bridge for Hozan Senauke
The Clear View Project provides Buddhist-based resources for relief and social change, promotes dialogue on issues of socially engaged Buddhism, and supports communities in need, internationally and within the United States.
Our vision reflects the Buddha’s view of dependent origination, that life on this planet is contingent on the collective action and understanding of each of us. The Buddha’s moral teachings can be expressed in a single great vow: not to live ones life at the expense of other life.
In line with what the Buddha called the “four requisites” — food, shelter, clothing, and medicine — we support the dispossessed — children, the poor, prisoners, and other oppressed peoples — in their quest for survival with dignity.
We will feed those who are hungry, heal those who are ill, and provide spiritual tools of transformation for self and society.
Learn more about our work and how you can support it.