What My Body Taught Me When It Stopped Working
The late Zen teacher Darlene Cohen was athletic, fearless, and self-reliant — until rheumatoid arthritis took her strength, her independence, and her ability to care for her own child in four months. What she found on the other side of denial wasn’t peace. It was curiosity. An excerpt from the new collection, Alive For It All — Wisdom for Everyday Life: The Teachings of Darlene Cohen, by Cynthia Kear.
Available from the San Francisco Zen Center Bookstore.
