Surviving Intact – Norman Fischer on Zen, Language and Growing Old
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Surviving Intact – Norman Fischer on Zen, Language and Growing Old
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Norman Fischer is a poet and a writer, a zen teacher and director of the Everyday Zen Foundation; he is also the co-founder of a Jewish meditation center in San Francisco, as well as a husband and a father. His latest book, When You Greet Me I Bow, is a collection of essays on Buddhism written over the last 30 years that were brought together and edited by Cynthia Schrager. The Dewdrop was delighted to have the opportunity to speak to Norman over Zoom one afternoon in June, and to journey with him into the murky places where Zen, writing and poetry meet. Interview by Vanessa Able.
Read transcript of this conversation is here. For more reading inspiration, visit The Dewdrop.
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