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Breaking Free: Zen Monk On Transformation from War Trauma, Homelessness & Addiction
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What is it like for a person to transform from being shattered by the devastating impact of war, addiction, and homeless to a life dedicated to inner and outer peace? Listen to this eye-opening perspective from the latest podcast interview with Claude AnShin Thomas.
He is a Vietnam combat veteran turned Zen Buddhist monk, author, and speaker. Claude AnShin communicates Zen Buddhist Teachings in a non-religious manner that is direct and drawn from life, with a deep-rooted sense of compassion and purpose.
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To connect with Claude AnShin Thomas visit https://zaltho.org/
📚 Claude AnShin Thomas' books:
➡️ At Hell’s Gate: A Soldier’s Journey from War to Peace.
➡️ Bringing Meditation to Life - 108 Teachings on the path to Zen practice.
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