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upcoming events

Shinnyo-en Foundation to sponsor the
The Women’s Conference
October 24-36, 2010
ANNUAL RETREAT
August 13th-15th 2010

The Annual Retreat will take place at the Marconi Retreat Center in Marshall, CA. The retreat will be facilitated by trainers from Youth to Youth International. Participants will have time to reflect on peace, service and their relationship to Six Billion Paths to Peace. In addition to guided reflection throughout the retreat, there will be time and space for relaxation and socializing through outdoor activities and art making. The participants this year include grantees and youth development and peace building leaders from all over the country.

Japan–A Life Changing Adventure

By Nan Peterson, Blake School Faculty

My sincere thanks to the Shinnyo-en Foundation for the gift of a lifetime given to eight Blake School teachers and students and to SEF Fellows. We were treated as royalty and educated about the culture, history and geography of Japan as well as the Shinnyo-en Order. We were given a chance to see the world from a new perspective and to learn about ourselves.

The Japan... Read more...


Reflections From the July “Peace Through Service Japan Trip”

By Gary Nash, Blake School Faculty

The “Peace Through Service Japan Trip” was an amazing and life-changing adventure. I was given the opportunity to experience Japanese culture first-hand, through the expert guidance of Shinnyo-en staff. On this trip, I was able to get a glimpse into the practice of Shinnyo-en Buddhism, while using the lens of “Peace through Service” as a means of challenging myself about my path to... Read more...


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Six Billion Paths to Peace

correspondents

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Finding Peace and Love In A Pool
SAN JOSE
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NEW YORK
Hearts of Service Luncheon
PALO ALTO
Teaching for Personal Growth and for Ripples of Understanding
MEXICO
"Ojo de Agua" at Leon

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what's your path?

Follow a team of students as they visit Japan and journey to discover thier path. Visit The Blog >



spotlight

Interview with Amy Ambrose

Amy Ambrose is the Director of International Relations at University of California Berkeley. Amy is a native of Sacramento, California and earned an undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley and proceeded to acquire a graduate degree in Business from the University of Chicago. She has been working with the Office of International Relations and enjoys developing partnerships with individuals and organizations all over the world. Read more...


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