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I have to say Taste of Chicago Buddhism<\/a> is rapidly becoming one of my favorite American Buddhist<\/a> blogs. Reverend Patti Nakai\u2019s most recent entry, \u201cDawn Brightness: Nembutsu Heard by Americans\u201d<\/a> provides a lively introduction to the remarkable Western Buddhist teacher Sensei Gyomay M. Kubose and his mission, with a nice shout out to his friend the Unitarian divine Preston Bradley\u2026<\/p>\n

Go visit.<\/p>\n

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