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Diane Eshin Rizzetto | |
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Title | Zen teacher |
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Born | United States |
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Religion | Zen Buddhism |
School | Ordinary Mind School |
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Predecessor | Joko Beck |
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Diane Eshin Rizzetto is an American Zen teacher in the lineage of Joko Beck, and the author of the books Waking up to What You Do and Deep Hope.
In 1994, Rizzetto received dharma transmission from Joko Beck. She then established and began teaching at Bay Zen Center in Oakland, CA. She retired from her role as teacher at Bay Zen Center in 2019.
Some American Zen centers use her book Waking up to What You Do as part of their curriculum when teaching the precepts in preparation for Jukai.
See also
References
- "Books". Reflections Along The Way~so far... Retrieved 2023-11-12.
- "About Us". Bay Zen Center. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
- "Zen Reading List". Floridazen. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
- "Suggested Reading List". Greater Boston Zen Center. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
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