An interview with Gaia House meditation centre 'teacher in residence' Kirsten Kratz

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The Monk on a Motorbike

Danny Hill

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4 days ago

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An interview with Gaia House meditation centre 'teacher in residence' Kirsten Kratz

The Monk on a Motorbike

1 hour 18 minutes 49 seconds

2 years ago

An interview with Gaia House meditation centre 'teacher in residence' Kirsten Kratz

Today my guest is meditation teacher Kirsten Kratz.

Born and brought up in Germany Kirsten has practiced Buddhist meditation in Asia and the West since 1993. She started teaching in 2006 and since 2015 she has been ‘teacher in residence’ at Gaia House meditation centre supporting those on personal retreat there. Her love and understanding of the Dhamma has been strongly influenced by, among others, the teachings of her friend and teaching colleague, the late Rob Burbea.

One of her particular passions is exploring how wisdom teachings can foster appropriate responses to the challenges of our time, and Kirsten sees her involvement in activism as an important expression of her practice.

She is co-initiator of the “Dharma Action Network for Climate Engagement” (DANCE) and supporting teacher of Freely Given Retreats.

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