Ellen Hamada Crane Sensei Chanting
Meditation Through Sound
Hosted by Ellen Hamada Crane Sensei
For centuries, chanting has been a way Buddhists have expressed their devotion to the path to awakening. Along with deep listening and saying the nembutsu, chanting has been a principal method of practice for Shin Buddhists. We will explore the many ways this powerful practice can deepen our understanding of the Buddhadharma.
This event will be held live via Zoom on Thursday, November 12 at 2pm PT (Pacific Time).
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Meet the Speaker:
Ellen Hamada Crane Sensei
Ellen Sensei graduated from UCLA and earned her law degree from Georgetown University. She previously worked as an elementary school teacher, an English teacher in Japan, and a criminal defense attorney. She was ordained in 2014, certified in 2018 and received a Master's degree from IBS in 2022. A member of Orange County Buddhist Church since 1957, she currently serves there as a volunteer sensei.