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  1. Pamela Weiss. a contemporary path of awakening. weaving masculine and feminine, secular and sacred, walking together through the heart of the world. Like all true spiritual teachings, Buddhism offers a radical reorientation—from me to we, from fracture to unity, and from fear to love.

    • BOOK

      Reorienting Buddhist practice through a wider, more...

    • A Bigger Sky

      Reorienting Buddhist practice through a wider, more...

  2. Reorienting Buddhist practice through a wider, more inclusive feminine lens, Pamela Weiss’s personal and spiritual journey speaks to the bits of brokenness in us all, shining a light on the different pathways we can walk to become whole.

  3. Reorienting Buddhist practice through a wider, more inclusive feminine lens, Pamela Weisss personal and spiritual journey speaks to the bits of brokenness in us all, shining a light on the different pathways we can walk to become whole.

  4. www.spiritrock.org › teachers › pamela-weissPamela Weiss - Spirit Rock

    Pamela Weiss is a dual lineage Buddhist teacher in Theravada and Soto Zen, and the author of, "A Bigger Sky: Awakening a Fierce Feminine Buddhism." She has been practicing since 1987, including several years of Zen monastic training and retreat teacher training through Spirit Rock.

  5. Dec 3, 2021 · Pamela Weiss is a Buddhist teacher authorized in two traditions—Zen and Theraveda—and is the first and only layperson in the Suzuki Roshi Soto Zen lineage to receive full Dharma Transmission.

  6. Pamela Weiss is a Buddhist teacher authorized in two traditionsZen and Theravada. She is a member of the Spirit Rock Teacher Council, a guiding teacher at San Francisco Insight, and the author of the book, “A Bigger Sky: Awakening a Fierce Feminine Buddhism.”

  7. Pamela Weiss is a Buddhist teacher trained in both Soto Zen and Theravada. Pamela resided at Green Gulch Farm and Tassajara from 1987 – 1992. She was Head Student at Green Gulch Farm with Tenshin Reb Anderson in 1999, and received Lay Dharma transmission from Teah Strozer in 2016.