Crossing Borders
“WHEN SOMEONE IS OPEN AND VULNERABLE ABOUT THE HUMANITY AND IMPERFECTION AND WOUNDEDNESS IN THEMSELVES, THEN OTHERS IN THE GROUP WILL SENSE THAT A SAFE SPACE IS BEING CREATED.”
Trained in East Asian medicine in Japan and in psychology at Harvard, teaches throughout Asia and at Stanford University. His Heartfulness program at Stanford combines traditional wisdom practices such as mindfulness with current science. Among his (published February 2018), focuses on how mindfulness practices can contribute to a meaningful way of living with gratitude, compassion, and social responsibility.
