A minicourse in how to deal with interpersonal conflict--from a Zen perspective.
DIANE MUSHO HAMILTON is an award-winning professional mediator, author, facilitator, and teacher of Zen and Integral Spirituality. She has been a practitioner of meditation for more than thirty years. Diane facilitates Big Mind Big Heart, a process developed to help elicit the insights of Zen in Western audiences. Diane is considered a pioneer in articulating the wisdom of an Integral Life Practice and has worked with Ken Wilber and the Integral Institute in Denver, Colorado, since 2004. She is also the cofounder of Two Arrows Zen, a center for Zen practice and study in Salt Lake City, Utah with her husband, Michael Mugaku Zimmerman. In 2012 she cofounded Integral Facilitator, her uniquely developmental approach to group facilitation mastery.
"We are constantly in relationship with others, and here Diane
Hamilton has offered us a playbook to insure that every one of
those relationships become more fluid, joyful, and harmonious. Do
you, like every other single person on the planet, experience
conflict or have a difficult relationship in your life? Do you want
to connect more fully with yourself and others? Read this book! It
will masterfully help you on a journey to greater love and
acceptance."—Lodro Rinzler, author of Love Hurts and The Buddha
Walks into a Bar…
"At this time, more than ever, our world needs Hamilton’s insights
on difference, and how we can find our way through our judgments,
into a more balanced view that recognizes and appreciates both our
sameness and our differences. Through intimate personal
experiences, and in a warm and encouraging manner, she offers the
reader profound insight and compassionate teaching on how to
equally navigate our individual and interdependent lives. Like a
Zen Master, she encourages and teaches a way to live in the tension
of difference and offer our energies to this world we live in
today. This is excellent medicine for today’s ills.”—Roshi Pat
Enkyo O’Hara, author of Most Intimate: A Zen Approach to Life’s
Challenges
"Hamilton’s years as a Zen teacher and professional mediator have
taught her that embracing difference and working though conflict
creates harmony with partners, parents, children, and colleagues.
Mindfulness is at the centre of her common-sense guide to better
relationships. She also counsels us to listen in a non-judgemental
fashion, appreciate the other person’s point of view, and treat
them with openhearted compassion."—Lion's Roar
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