Introduction to Mindfulness for Activists
angel is the Co-Chair of the Board at ForestEthics, where we use mindfulness to strengthen our campaign work and build our resiliency. angel is also an author, activist, entrepreneur, master trainer, spiritual leader, teacher, and priest in the Zen tradition. The participants in this webinar, both those new to mindfulness and experienced practitioners, praised the angel's insights and the tools she offered.
Liberation Through Radical Dharma
When mindfulness becomes yet another thing that we can modify, and we think is something that is there so that we can consume it, then it’s actually serving our ego.
Revolutionary Love Conference 2018: Rev. angel and Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas
She’ll re-join Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas in conversation to discuss The Myth Of Christian America at the annual Revolutionary Love Conference: The Politics of Faith at Middle Collegiate Church in New York City.
Black Girl In Om – Lauren Ash w/ Rev. angel and Deun Ivory – PODCAST
Join in for this conversation, shared with Black Girl In Om Founder, Lauren Ash, Art Director, Deun Ivory, and the members of the Wellspring audience. Nearly everyone present for this conversation left feeling ready to really embrace liberation in their lives. As you do the same in yours, we know these words from Rev. angel Kyodo Williams will serve as a reminder to always do so with love.
Love And Justice, Prophetic Resistance And The Building Of A New America – Rev. Micheal-Ray Matthews w/ Rev. Angel – Season 3 – PODCAST #26
In this conversation with Rev. Micheal-Ray Matthews, Rev. angel Kyodo Williams described love as the spaces and places where we are enabled and empowered to be free. Dr. Martin Luther King describes power as love implementing the demands of justice, and justice at its best is power correcting everything that stands against love.
On Liberation, Justice and Love
Today’s guest on the podcast is an author, maverick spiritual teacher, master trainer and founder of Center for Transformative Change, Reverend angel Kyodo Williams. She has been bridging the worlds of personal transformation and justice since the publication of her critically-acclaimed book, Being Black: Zen and the Art of Living with Fearlessness and Grace, which was hailed as “an act of love” by Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Walker and “a classic” by Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield. Her new book, Radical Dharma, explores racial injustice as a barrier to collective awakening.
CTZN – Kerri Kelly w/ Rev. Angel – PODCAST
“We are exploring a citizenship of solidarity in how we show up for each other. We’re joined today by Reverend angel Kyodo Williams, acclaimed author and Zen master, as we talk about holding the complexity of who we are in America and why meditation is not enough.”
Totems, Tokens and Always Coming From a Seat of Love – Unstuff America
Rev. Angel Kyodo Williams is in search of both mutable and immutable, universal truths. She shares her unwavering belief that every action needs to be seated in love for it to be effective and without harm. And she finds simple, profound, and amusing similarities between her practice and work and hosts Andrew’s mission to unstuff America by engaging citizens where they are most visibly stuck on stuff—physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.