Susan Gillis Chapman
@gillischapman.bsky.social
Author, contemplative,grateful to be alive, heart-broken to witness so much unnecessary suffering.
I'm excited that Banyan Books is sponsoring an online free webinar for my book on March 26!
Here's the link to their website:
banyen.com/events/21515...
Here's the link to their website:
banyen.com/events/21515...
Susan Gillis Chapman ~ Which Way is Up? Finding Heart in Hard Times
Canada's Spiritual and Healing Resource Since 1970
banyen.com
March 7, 2025 at 1:00 AM
I'm excited that Banyan Books is sponsoring an online free webinar for my book on March 26!
Here's the link to their website:
banyen.com/events/21515...
Here's the link to their website:
banyen.com/events/21515...
Reposted by Susan Gillis Chapman
President Zelenskyy has been one of the greatest leaders of our time, guiding Ukraine through the darkest period of its recent history, rising up to Russia’s unwarranted aggression, being an inspiration to the Ukrainian people and ensuring that Ukraine’s voice is heard on the world stage.
February 20, 2025 at 12:14 AM
President Zelenskyy has been one of the greatest leaders of our time, guiding Ukraine through the darkest period of its recent history, rising up to Russia’s unwarranted aggression, being an inspiration to the Ukrainian people and ensuring that Ukraine’s voice is heard on the world stage.
Reposted by Susan Gillis Chapman
"Master Sheng Yen's students liked this method very much, but no one was able to practice it—they just couldn’t get a handle on it, so the method fell into obscurity. In the early 1990s, through trial and error, Sheng Yen began to break down the practice into stages."
You Are Already Enlightened
Guo Gu, a longtime student of the late Master Sheng Yen, presents an experiential look at the Chan practice of silent illumination.
www.lionsroar.com
February 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM
"Master Sheng Yen's students liked this method very much, but no one was able to practice it—they just couldn’t get a handle on it, so the method fell into obscurity. In the early 1990s, through trial and error, Sheng Yen began to break down the practice into stages."
Reposted by Susan Gillis Chapman
An international program aims to leverage blind examiners’ sense of touch, which may be more acute than sighted people’s, to feel for breast abnormalities and, hopefully, catch cancer at an early stage.
How Blind Women In India Are Detecting Early Breast Cancer
A program trains women as tactile medical examiners to identify tumors before they show up on imaging scans.
buff.ly
February 19, 2025 at 3:00 PM
An international program aims to leverage blind examiners’ sense of touch, which may be more acute than sighted people’s, to feel for breast abnormalities and, hopefully, catch cancer at an early stage.
I’m hearing from readers who are feeling supported during difficult times by my book Which Way is Up? This makes it all worthwhile, thank you.
January 31, 2025 at 5:09 AM
I’m hearing from readers who are feeling supported during difficult times by my book Which Way is Up? This makes it all worthwhile, thank you.