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i was meeting with a writer friend for dimsum, and he asked what my buddhist chaplaincy has to do with the /okbanger show or what I share on fc. he is a neurosurgeon who studied philosophy, and our conversation over har gow got right to the heart of things. what is the meaning of life, if there is any? what is our purpose? i have affinity towards buddhism, and it is generalizable to principles of care, supporting agency, and witnessing. what can i do to help others towards their own paths of awakening, in whichever form they choose? what can i do to help those experience injustice, or are otherwise unseen/unheard? on fc, i've been lucky to meet folks early on, and want to make sure folks are welcomed into their own experiences here. as a 1st gen US immigrant, triple minority, with a chronic health condition, who has experienced civil unrest and threats to her life--I do feel the need to stand up for others. not only bc of my chaplaincy vows, but bc i've felt what it's like to be on the outside looking in.
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Your story truly resonates with me. It reminds me of how important it is for us to support and care for each other. The idea that your experiences of hardship can actually empower others is something I deeply connect with and find inspiring. I believe your warmth and empathy will bring comfort and courage to many. I, too, feel grateful for the courage and comfort your kindness has given me๐Ÿซถ๐Ÿป
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