Nho Tran

Nho Tran, a scholar and former Buddhist nun in the Plum Village tradition, shares her insights on the evolution of Vietnamese Buddhism. She reflects on her journey of reconnecting with her roots and the significance of cultural identity. The conversation highlights how Thich Nhat Hanh adapted Buddhist practices to meet modern needs while maintaining core principles. Nho also emphasizes the relevance of engaged Buddhism in addressing societal issues and the importance of bridging tradition and innovation in spiritual practices.

Nho Tran, a scholar and former Buddhist nun, joins the discussion with Brother Phap Huu and Jo Confino to delve into the profound importance of spiritual friendships in Buddhism. They share insights from their long-lasting friendship, highlighting the significance of deep listening and presence. The conversation touches on vulnerability, the emotional bonds formed through shared practices, and the transformative power of support during personal crises. Listeners will explore how authentic connections foster personal growth and a sense of community.