In Buddha's kitchen
Subtitle: cooking, being cooked, and other adventures in a meditation center
By: Kimberley Snow
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Shambhala
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 182
ISBN-13: 9781590300473
Subjects: Snow, Kimberly.; Buddhists -- United States -- Biography.; Spiritual biography -- United States.; Cookery -- Religious aspects -- Buddhsim.
Genres: Biography.
Table of contents: title: Part 1. Boned, minced, reduced by half: 1. Retreat doing?; title: 2. Religious roots; title: 3. Nina, the evil kitchen elf; title: 4. Meditating not; title: 5. Insight; title: 6. Shhhh; title: 7. Living dharma; title: 8. They used to call me god, but they'll never call me Buddha; title: 9. Soup; title: 10. Kitchen talk; title: 11. Jizo ceremony; title: 12. Impermanence; title: Part 2. Don't expect applause:; title: 13. Restaurant voices; title: 14. My short but violent career as a chef; title: 15. Transcending dualism while whipping egg whites into high, stiff peaks; title: 16. Relaxing the mind; title: 17. Bread; title: 18. Naming; title: 19. A cup of tea; title: 20. Dzogchenpa among the Presbyterians; title: 21. On having a teacher.