Sharon A. Suh

Sharon A. Suh, a theology professor and president of Sakyadhita International Association of Buddhist Women, shares her insights on what it means to be a 'bad' Buddhist. She critiques the narrow focus on meditation in Buddhism and stresses the importance of diverse practices like gratitude and art. Discussing her anthology, Emergent Dharma, Suh highlights the significance of community over individualism, the influence of bell hooks on love as an action, and the evolving nature of Buddhist identity through collective experiences.