Loving What’s Wild
Ira Rechtshaffer holds a PhD in Buddhist studies and has been a Buddhist practitioner for four decades. He practiced Zen Buddhism in Japan for four years and has been a practitioner of Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism since 1976. He has taught Buddhism in various seminaries, contemplative centers, and graduate programs. As a practicing psychotherapist he works with individuals and groups, integrating Buddhist and Western psychology. His three books are: Mindfulness and Madness: Money, Food, Sex, and the Sacred, What Was in Buddha’s Left Hand?: Tantric Teachings to Transform Neurosis into Sanity, and Stealing Fire from the Gods: The Journey of Buddhist Meditation in Everyday Life.
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